Micah
Explore the people and evidence recorded for the book of Micah. Entries follow their first cited passage in the selected text.
People recorded in this book 14
Recorded names may include people recalled from earlier stories. Each entry keeps its existing source identity.
Ahaz
King of Judah, son of Jotham
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordHezekiah
King of Judah, son of Ahaz
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordJotham
King of Judah, son of King Uzziah [Azariah]
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordMicah
of Moresheth authored the book of Micah
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordLord God
Holy, Holy, Holy and too many others to fit here
Recorded names: Lord · Lord God · LORD
Explorer record: God
The source combines God/LORD and Jesus mentions in one shared record. Names here come from the selected passages; the family tree labels that record Jesus.
Sample references (3 of 37)Open person recordIsrael
second-born son of Isaac
Recorded names: Israel · Jacob
Explorer record: Jacob
Sample references (3 of 5)Open person recordAaron
brother of Moses and Levitical priest
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordMiriam
sister of Moses
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordMoses
led Israel out of Egypt in the Exodus
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordBalaam
from Pethor of Mesopotamia (NUM 22:5, DEUT 23:4)
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordBalak
Midianite prophet who worked against Israel, son of Zippor
Recorded names: Balak · King of Moab
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordBeor
father of Balaam
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordAhab
son of Omri and King of Israel
Supporting ScriptureOpen person recordOmri
commander of the army and king over Israel
Supporting ScriptureOpen person record
Events referenced in this book 1
Includes earlier events recalled in this book. Passage order and historical dates describe different aspects of the record.
Micah's time as prophet begins*
Begin · 739 BC · Approximate date
Supporting Scripture
Places linked through referenced events 0
Reviewed places associated with the cited events. These associations do not form a complete list of places mentioned in the book or prove that every supporting verse names the place.
No reviewed event-place associations are recorded for this selection. Place coverage is incomplete; this does not mean the book names no places.



