Episode 26: Reduced to rubble
In chapter 1, Micah already pronounced doom upon Samaria, the capital of the northern kingdom of Israel. Now, in 3:12, he uses similar language to predict the destruction of Jerusalem. This wouldn't happen in Micah's lifetime, but it would in Jeremiah's--and as we'll see in this episode, it was because of Micah's prophecy that Jeremiah was spared execution.
In chapter 1, Micah already pronounced doom upon Samaria, the capital of the northern kingdom of Israel. Now, in 3:12, he uses similar language to predict the destruction of Jerusalem. This wouldn't happen in Micah's lifetime, but it would in Jeremiah's--and as we'll see in this episode, it was because of Micah's prophecy that Jeremiah was spared execution.
