Micah Prophet of Social Justice in Judah
Micah, a native of Moresheth near the Judah border, lived in rural Judah and warned of destruction caused by wealthy landowners exploiting the poor. His fierce writings condemn greed, violence, and the taking of clothes from the needy, with mercy notably absent in the wealthy.
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Micah warns of judgment for injustice and oppression
The prophet Micah condemns wealth and authority that oppress the poor and bribe the courts, warning that injustice invites God's wrath. He foresees Judah and Israel facing defeat, exile, and Jerusalem’s ruin as God’s temple cannot save them. The era of grace ends as Zion becomes a field and Jerusalem a ruin. Drive Slow-Children Move Fast.
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Hoyt Institute Announces New Children Art Class
A new Children's Art Class will begin Tuesday at Hoyt Institute of Fine Art for children. Becky Pelini is the teacher and invites children to explore imagination through art expression. Registration and information available by calling Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts on E Leasure Ave. The text also notes Pennsylvania lawmakers hold joint hearings on proposed off track betting legislation, but the arts class remains the primary readable feature.
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