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Next, when the sun rose, God ordained that there should be a scorching east wind; the sun beat down so hard on Jonah's head that he was overcome and begged for death, saying, 'I might as well be dead as go on living.' (Jonah 4, 8)
For look, Yahweh is leaving his home, down he comes, he treads the heights of earth. (Micah 1, 3)
So I shall make Samaria a ruin in the open country, a place for planting vines. I shall send her stones rolling into the valley, until I have laid her foundations bare. (Micah 1, 6)
And so, for you, night will be without vision and for you the darkness without divination. The sun will set for the prophets, the daylight will go black above them. (Micah 3, 6)
Then the seers will be covered with shame, the diviners with confusion; they will all put their hands over their mouths because there is no answer from God. (Micah 3, 7)
Her leaders give verdicts for presents, her priests take a fee for their rulings, her prophets divine for money and yet they rely on Yahweh! 'Isn't Yahweh among us?' they say, 'No disaster is going to overtake us.' (Micah 3, 11)
But each man will sit under his vine and fig tree with no one to trouble him. The mouth of Yahweh Sabaoth has spoken. (Micah 4, 4)
My people, please remember: what was Balak king of Moab's plan and how did Balaam son of Beor answer him? . . . from Shittim to Gilgal, for you to know Yahweh's saving justice. (Micah 6, 5)
How wretched I am, a harvester in summer time, like a gleaner at the vintage: not a single cluster to eat, none of those early figs I love! (Micah 7, 1)
I must endure Yahweh's anger for I have sinned against him, until he takes up my cause and rights my wrongs; he will bring me out into the light, and then I shall contemplate his saving justice. (Micah 7, 9)
When my enemy sees this, she will be covered with shame, having sneered, 'Where is Yahweh your God?' This time, I shall be watching as she is trampled underfoot like mud in the streets. (Micah 7, 10)
With shepherd's crook lead your people to pasture, the flock that is your heritage, living confined in a forest with meadow land all round. Let them graze in Bashan and Gilead as in the days of old! (Micah 7, 14)
