Covenant Reminders in Micah's Commentary

Calvin's commentary on the book of Micah emphasizes the essential connection between loving God and loving one's neighbor, representing the two tables of the law. The prophet's engagement on these themes is crucial, highlighting the mutual reciprocity between the two. The book's major themes and structure are established in the first three chapters, focusing on idolatry, injustice, and covenant reminders to the people of God about their infidelity.