"This scholarly volume in the Concordia Commentary series covers the book of Micah. The author examines the text, grammar, structure, historical background, and message of this prophet. He provides an original translation, textual notes on the Hebrew with reference to the ancient versions, and theological exposition that interprets the prophecy within the context of the Old Testament and also of its fulfillment in the New Testament by Jesus Christ. Themes include the interpretation of the Book of the Twelve, the influence of Micah on other biblical books, Micah's contribution to the message of the Scriptures, and the judgment and the eschatological hope of salvation proclaimed by the prophet, with abundant applications to the life of the Christian church"--