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No Place is Immune to Judgment
Commentators stress that the prophecy of Zion being “plowed as a field” was a shocking image of total desolation. This was literally fulfilled centuries later by the Romans. The key lesson is that sacred status does not protect a place or people from judgment. As Matthew Henry puts it, if holy places are polluted by sin, they will be ruined by God's judgment.
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Micah
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18th Century
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19th Century
Bishop
Therefore shall Zion ...—Micah declared this sentence of Divine judgment with an intrepidity that was long remembered by the Jews.…
16th Century
Theologian
The Prophet shows here first, how gross and supine was the hypocrisy of princes as well as of the priests and prophets; and then he declares that t…
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17th Century
Pastor
Therefore shall Zion for your sake be ploughed [as] a field, &c.] That is, for your sins, as the Targum; for the bloodshed, injusti…
17th Century
Minister
Zion's walls owe no thanks to those who build them up with blood and iniquity. The sin of man does not work the righteousness of God. Even when men…