Micah 3: Corrupt Leaders and Zion's Ruin

Micah accuses Israel's rulers of hating justice and preying on the people, and he denounces prophets whose messages depend on payment. Filled with the LORD's Spirit, he exposes judges, priests, and prophets who take bribes yet feel safe, and he warns that Jerusalem and its temple hill will become ruins.

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In 3:11, how do Jerusalem's corrupt leaders, priests, and prophets feel about their safety?

They admit their guilt and promise to return the bribesThey fear the Assyrians and beg Micah to pray for themThey feel safe, sure the LORD is on their sideThey trust in Egypt's army to defend the city