Micah 1:8–16
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Micah Sobs Over His People
8I will sob and cry because Samaria will be destroyed.
I’ll walk around barefoot.
I won’t have anything on but my underwear.
I’ll bark like a wild dog.
I’ll hoot like an owl.
9Samaria’s wounds can’t be healed.
The Lord will also judge Judah.
Enemies will march up to the very gate of my people.
They will reach Jerusalem itself.
10Don’t tell the people of Gath about it.
Don’t let them see you sob.
People in Beth Ophrah, roll in the dust.
11You who live in the town of Shaphir,
leave in shame and without your clothes.
Those who live in Zaanan
won’t come out to help you.
The people in Beth Ezel will sob.
They won’t be able to help keep you safe.
12Those who live in Maroth will groan with pain
as they wait for help.
That’s because the Lord will bring trouble on them.
It will reach the very gate of Jerusalem.
13You who live in Lachish,
get your horses ready to pull their chariots.
You trust in military power.
That was the beginning of sin
for the people of Zion.
The wrong things Israel did
were also done by you.
14People of Judah, you might as well say good-by
to Moresheth near Gath.
The town of Aczib won’t give any help
to the kings of Israel.
15An enemy will attack
you who live in Mareshah.
Israel’s glorious leaders will have to run away
and hide in the cave of Adullam.
16The children you enjoy so much
will be taken away as prisoners.
So shave your heads and sob.
Make them as bare as the head of a vulture.
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