Micah

Study of the book of Micah continues to evolve, with scholars applying diverse methodologies to deepen readers’ understanding of the prophetic text. Its literary artistry, theological significance, and contemporary relevance make it worthy of sustained exploration. This volume on the book of Micah brings together scholarly perspectives on the literary history, composition, structure, and unity of the book of Micah; its reception, use of various traditions, and characterizations; as well as some of the most prominent themes in the book, all of which continue to stimulate contemporary scholarly engagement with its study. These contributions will serve as an essential resource for teaching and researching Micah as an example of the unique biblical genre, the prophetic book.