the last days
Micah 4:1
4:1 the last days. Amos 4:1-3 is essentially identical to Isaiah 2:2-4. Presumably Micah used Isaiah’s beautiful language describing the future kingdom age because it suited so perfectly the context of his own prophecy. We might also infer that the Holy Spirit, who inspired both men, intended thereby to emphasize the supreme importance of this particular revelation.
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