Míjiāshū 6:1-8

1 Yǐsèliè rén nǎ , dāng tīng Yēhéhuá de huà . yào qǐlai xiàng shānlǐng zhēng biàn , shǐ gāng líng tīng nǐde huà .
2 Shānlǐng hé dì yǒng jiǔ de gēnjī a , yào tīng Yēhéhuá zhēng biàn de huà . yīnwei Yēhéhuá yào yǔ tāde bǎixìng zhēng biàn , yǔ Yǐsèliè zhēnglùn .
3 Wǒde bǎixìng a , wǒ xiàng nǐ zuò le shénme ne . wǒ zaì shénme shì shang shǐ nǐ yànfán . nǐ kĕyǐ duì wǒ zhèngmíng .
4 Wǒ céng jiāng nǐ cóng Āijí dì lǐng chūlai , cóng zuò núpú zhī jiā jiùshú nǐ . wǒ yĕ chāiqiǎn Móxī , Yàlún , hé Mǐlìàn zaì nǐ qiánmian xíng .
5 Wǒde bǎixìng a , nǐmen dāng zhuī niàn Móyē wáng bā lēi suǒ shè de móu , hé Bǐĕr de érzi Bālán huídá tāde huà , bìng nǐmen cóng shén tíng dào Jíjiǎ suǒ yùjiàn de shì , hǎo shǐ nǐmen zhīdào Yēhéhuá gōngyì de zuòwéi .
6 Wǒ chaójiàn Yēhéhuá , zaì zhìgāo shén miànqián guìbaì , dāng xiànshang shénme ne . qǐ kĕ xiàn yī suì de niúdú wèi Fánjì ma .
7 Yēhéhuá qǐ xǐyuè qiā qiā de gōng yáng , huò shì qiā qiāwàn wàn de yóu hé ma . wǒ qǐ kĕ wèi zìjǐ de zuì guō , xiàn wǒde zhǎngzǐ ma , wèi xīn zhōng de zuìè , xiàn wǒ shēn suǒ shēng de ma .
8 Shìrén nǎ , Yēhéhuá yǐ zhǐshì nǐ hé wèi shàn . tā xiàng nǐ suǒ yào de shì shénme ne . zhǐyào nǐ xíng gōngyì , hǎo liánmǐn , cún qiābēi de xīn , yǔ nǐde shén tóngxíng .

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Míjiāshū 6:1-8 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO MICAH 6

This chapter contains reproofs of the people of Israel for their sins, threatening them with punishment for them. The prophet is bid to tell them of the controversy the Lord had with them, which he did, Mic 6:1,2; and the Lord calls upon them to declare if they had any thing to object to his attitude towards them, Mic 6:3; and then puts them in mind of the favours they had received from him, in bringing them out of Egypt, and giving them such useful persons to go before them, lead and instruct them, as he had, Mic 6:4; and also reminds them of what passed between Balak, king of Moab, and Balaam the soothsayer; the questions of the one, and the answer of the other; whereby the designs of the former against them were frustrated, Mic 6:5-8; but since the voice of the Lord by his prophet was disregarded by them, they are called upon to hearken to the voice of his rod, Mic 6:9; which should be laid upon them for their fraudulent dealings, injustice, oppression, lies, and deceit, Mic 6:10-12; and therefore are threatened with sickness and desolation, and a deprivation of all good things, the fruit of their labours, Mic 6:13-15; and that because the statutes of Omri, the works of Ahab, and their counsels, were observed by them, Mic 6:16.

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