Micah 3:3

Wycliffe's Bible with Modern Spelling

Which ate the flesh of my people, and uncovered, [or flayed off], the skin of them from above; and brake altogether the bones of them, and cutted them up altogether as in a cauldron, and as flesh in the middle of a pot.

Cross References

Psalm 14:4

Whether all men that work wicked-ness shall not know; that devour my people, as meat of bread? They called not the Lord;

Psalm 27:2

The while noisome men nigh on me; for to eat my fleshes. Mine enemies, that troubled me; they were made sick and felled [or fell] down.

Proverbs 30:14

A generation that hath swords for teeth, and eateth with his cheek teeth; that it eat [the] needy men of [the] earth, and the poor-alls [or the poor] of men.

Isaiah 3:14

the Lord shall come to doom, with the elder men of his people, and with his princes; for ye have wasted my vineyard, and the raven of a poor man is in your house.

Isaiah 3:15

Why all-break ye my people, and grind together the faces of poor men? saith the Lord God of hosts.

Ezekiel 11:3

and say, Whether houses were not builded a while ago? this is the cauldron, forsooth we be fleshes.

Ezekiel 24:4

Take thou a beast full fat; gather thou together the gobbets thereof into it, each good part, and the hip, and the shoulder, chosen things and full of bones.

Amos 8:4

Hear ye this thing, which all-break a poor man, and make needy men of the land for to fail;

Micah 2:8

And on the contrary, my people rose together into an adversary; ye took away the mantle above the coat, and ye turned into battle them that went simply.

Zephaniah 3:3

Princes thereof in middle thereof were as lions roaring; judges thereof were wolves, in the eventide they left not into morrow.