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Divine Initiative and Cohortative Syntax in Micah 4:6: Grammar of Restoration
Introduction: Prophetic Reversal and the Margins Restored Micah 4:6 begins a prophetic oracle of hope and reversal, contrasting with the judgment warnings that precede it. It introduces YHWH’s promise to restore the marginalized and broken of Israel. The verse reads: … Continue reading