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That day includes:
538 BC, when Israel began to return from exile in Babylon (see Ezra 1–2); and
the final restoration of God's people (see Amos 9:11–15).
As the nations come to a renewed Israel, God will fulfill his purposes through Abraham (see Genesis 12:3).
Hopeless deception and corruption filled God’s people (Micah 7:1–6). Because of this, Micah mourned their condition and turned to the Lord for help (Micah 7:7–10).
Even so, God’s mercy would triumph. Israel would be restored by the Lord (Micah 7:11–13). God’s mercy, compassion, and unfailing love would prevail in the end (Micah 7:14–20).
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Assyria: A powerful ancient empire, often in conflict with Israel Egypt: Ancient nation; Israelites enslaved there; plagues and Exodus Euphrates: Major river in ancient Near East; boundary of Promised Land
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Assyria: Predictions Respecting: Participation in the Blessings of the Gospel