The Prophet Micah
Micah was an 8th-century BCE Hebrew prophet from the kingdom of Judah and is traditionally credited with the Book of Micah in the Hebrew Bible. Historical details about his life are limited; his message emphasizes social justice, mercy, and humble conduct, reflected in the quoted line.
Quotes by The Prophet Micah
Quotes: 2
Responding to a Troubled World with Purposeful Action
Tying these threads together, the refrain of 'now' emphasizes urgency and presence. The world’s grief may be vast, but meaningful change always begins in the present moment and within one’s sphere of influence. By focusing on immediate, humane values—acting justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly—we move beyond paralysis into purposeful, hopeful living, echoing the timeless wisdom found in The Prophet Micah and countless moral traditions. [...]
Created on: 7/20/2025
Responding to Grief: Justice, Mercy, and Humility in Action
In uniting these imperatives—justice, mercy, and humility—the text encourages a present-minded approach to goodness. One need not solve the world’s grief to make a positive difference; rather, each act of virtue, performed now, becomes a beacon for others. Mother Teresa once remarked, 'Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love.' Collectively, these small acts accumulate, proving that hope is sustained not by grand gestures, but by everyday courage. [...]
Created on: 7/20/2025