8ne laeteris inimica mea super me quia cecidi consurgam cum sedero in tenebris Dominus lux mea estf
9iram Domini portabo quoniam peccavi ei donec iudicet causam meam et faciat iudicium meum educet me in lucem videbo in iustitiam eius
Micah 7 is the prophet's final word — a lament that turns into a confession, then into a declaration of hope. The chapter opens with Micah mourning the moral collapse of Israel, where trust has evaporated and even family bonds have broken. But the tone pivots sharply. The prophet
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