The good – or godly, or merciful, as the English margin notes.

Man – The Hebrew word contains all. It is “he who loves tenderl…

With a net. — The net, which in the Hebrew term comes from a verb meaning to shut up, was used both by the fisherman and the fowle…

Those were sad times in which Micah lived; and yet, in some respects, one might be willing and even glad to live in such times, for, if ever one co…

The meaning of the first verse is somewhat doubtful: some refer what the Prophet says to punishment, and others to the wickedness of the people. Th…

The good [man] is perished out of the earth Here the prophet expresses in plain words what he had before delivered in fig…

The prophet laments that he lived among a people swiftly ripening for ruin, a situation in which many good people would suffer. People found no com…