The Architect's Library

Commentary

Micah — A Window on the End

A commentary on the prophet whose name is a question

A layered, exhaustive commentary on the whole of Micah, read as one composed window on the end: from the ploughed field and the Breaker to the mountain in the latter days, daughter Zion in travail, the Ruler from Bethlehem over against the Nimrod-Asshur end-power, and the closing song "Who is a God like You" — with the house's boxes and four marks, and the source text one click deeper.

  1. Front Matter

    Reader's guide and rationale
  2. A Note on the Translation and the Sources
  3. The law of the breach

  4. The Commentary

    Part IThe prophet whose name is a question
  5. Part IIFrom the ploughed field to the Breaker
  6. Part IIIThe mountain in the latter days
  7. Part IVDaughter Zion in travail
  8. Part VThe Ruler from Bethlehem
  9. Part VIThe Remnant of Jacob
  10. Part VIIThe Lawsuit and the Demand
  11. Part VIIIThe Liturgy of Deliverance
  12. Part IXWho Is a God Like You

  13. Conclusion

    The Window at a Glance

  14. The Apparatus

    Appendix AThe Master Concordance
  15. Appendix BThe Unity Measured
  16. Appendix CThe Cruxes as a Court Case
  17. Appendix DGlossary
  18. Appendix EThe Seven Threads Mapped
  19. Appendix FThe House of Books
  20. Scripture Index