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"What is the transgression of Jacob — Where is the chief cause of Israel’s sin and apostacy? Is it not Samaria^[1] — Is it not in that city, the chief seat of the kingdom, the residence of the king and his princes, who have set up the idolatry of the golden calves, and made it the established religion of the kingdom?" Benson Commentary

"Samaria^[1] was built by Omri, a king who "wrought evil in the eyes of the Lord, and did worse than all that were before him;" and in it his son Ahab erected a temple to Baal (1 Kings 16:32), and it became the chief seat of idolatry in the land." Pulpit Commentary

"The prophet defines the sins of Samaria^[1] and Jerusalem. The sin of the former is apostasy; that of the latter, unauthorized worship." Pulpit Commentary

"The name of Jacob then, as of Christian now, stamped as deserters, those who did not the deeds of their father. "What, (rather who) is the transgression of Jacob?" Who is its cause? In whom does it lie? Is it not Samaria?"^[1] Barnes' Notes on the Bible

"Since God and mammon cannot be served together, Jerusalem was become one great idol-temple, in which Judah brought its sin into the very face of God and of His worship. The Holy City had itself become sin, and the fountain of unholiness. The one temple of God was the single protest against the [Idolatry|idolatries]] which encompased and besieged it; the incense went up to God, morning and evening, from it; from every head of every street of the city Ezekiel 16:31; 2 Chronicles 28:24, and (since Ahaz had brought in the worship of Baalim 2 Chronicles 28:2, and the rites of idolatry continued the same,) from the roofs of all their houses Jeremiah 32:29, went up the incense to Baal; a worship which, denying the Unity, denied the Being of God." Barnes' Notes on the Bible

Baalim^[2] is the same as Baal.

Micah 1:5 begins with with the word “For” which can be translated "because" or "on account of". The "transgression" or "rebellion" "of Jacob" can be seen as a "heel catcher" or "supplanter" as he wanted to supplant his brothers natural right. “Jacob” and also “Israel” had rebelled against the ways of God, by trying to get his brothers right to choose and inherit by offering him benefits and this would bring the judgment of God upon them.

The elements of the world like the schemes of FDR were designed to do the same just as Baal systems and the way of Cain, Nimrod and the Nicolaitans have done throughout the history of man.

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↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 08111 שֹׁמְרוֹן‎ Shomërown [sho-mer-one’] from the act part of 08104 to keep, guard, observe,, Greek 4540 "guardianship" σαμαρεια; n pr loc; [BDB-1037b] [{See TWOT on 2414 @@ "2414d" }] AV-Samaria 109; 109
Samaria= "watch mountain"

1) the region of northern Palestine associated with the northern kingdom of the 10 tribes of Israel which split from the kingdom after the death of Solomon during the reign of his son Rehoboam and were ruled by Jeroboam 1 Kings 12:11

2) the capital city of the northern kingdom of Israel located 30 miles (50 km) north of Jerusalem and 6 miles (10 km) northwest of Shechem
↑ 01168 ^לעב^ Ba‘al \@bah’- al\@ the same as 01167, Greek 896 ~Βααλ~; AV-Baal 62, Baalim 18; 80 Baal= "lord" n pr m
1) supreme male divinity of the Phoenicians or Canaanites

2) a Reubenite

3) the son of Jehiel and grandfather of Saul n pr loc

4) a town of Simeon, probably identical to Baalath-beer
It is the same as 01167 ^לעב^ ba‘al \@bah’- al\@ from 01166; n m; AV-man 25, owner 14, husband 11, have 7, master 5, man given 2, adversary 1, archers 1, babbler + 03956 1, bird + 03671 1, captain 1, confederate + 01285 1, misc 12; 82

1) owner, husband, lord
1a) owner

1b) a husband

1c) citizens, inhabitants

1d) rulers, lords

1e) (noun of relationship used to characterise-ie, master of dreams)

1f) lord (used of foreign gods)

Which is from 01166 ^לעב^ ba‘al \@baw-al’\@ a primitive root; v; AV-marry 8, husband 3, dominion 2, wife 1, married wife 1, Beulah 1; 16

1) to marry, rule over, possess, own
1a) (Qal) 1a1) to marry, be lord (husband) over
1a2) to rule over

1b) (Niphal) to be married

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[samaria-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 08111 שֹׁמְרוֹן‎ Shomërown [sho-mer-one’] from the act part of 08104 to keep, guard, observe,, Greek 4540 "guardianship" σαμαρεια; n pr loc; [BDB-1037b] [{See TWOT on 2414 @@ "2414d" }] AV-Samaria 109; 109
Samaria= "watch mountain"

1) the region of northern Palestine associated with the northern kingdom of the 10 tribes of Israel which split from the kingdom after the death of Solomon during the reign of his son Rehoboam and were ruled by Jeroboam 1 Kings 12:11

2) the capital city of the northern kingdom of Israel located 30 miles (50 km) north of Jerusalem and 6 miles (10 km) northwest of Shechem

[2] 01168 ^לעב^ Ba‘al \@bah’- al\@ the same as 01167, Greek 896 ~Βααλ~; AV-Baal 62, Baalim 18; 80 Baal= "lord" n pr m
1) supreme male divinity of the Phoenicians or Canaanites

2) a Reubenite

3) the son of Jehiel and grandfather of Saul n pr loc

4) a town of Simeon, probably identical to Baalath-beer
It is the same as 01167 ^לעב^ ba‘al \@bah’- al\@ from 01166; n m; AV-man 25, owner 14, husband 11, have 7, master 5, man given 2, adversary 1, archers 1, babbler + 03956 1, bird + 03671 1, captain 1, confederate + 01285 1, misc 12; 82

1) owner, husband, lord
1a) owner

1b) a husband

1c) citizens, inhabitants

1d) rulers, lords

1e) (noun of relationship used to characterise-ie, master of dreams)

1f) lord (used of foreign gods)

Which is from 01166 ^לעב^ ba‘al \@baw-al’\@ a primitive root; v; AV-marry 8, husband 3, dominion 2, wife 1, married wife 1, Beulah 1; 16

1) to marry, rule over, possess, own
1a) (Qal) 1a1) to marry, be lord (husband) over
1a2) to rule over

1b) (Niphal) to be married

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-"What is the [[transgression of Jacob]] — Where is the chief cause of [[Israel]]’s sin and apostacy? Is it not [[Samaria]] — Is it not in that city, the chief seat of the kingdom, the residence of the king and his princes, who have set up the [[idolatry]] of the [[golden calve]]s, and made it the established [[religion]] of the kingdom?" Benson Commentary
+"What is the [[transgression of Jacob]] — Where is the chief cause of [[Israel]]’s sin and apostacy? Is it not [[Samaria]]<Ref name="samaria">{{08111}}</Ref> — Is it not in that city, the chief seat of the kingdom, the residence of the king and his princes, who have set up the [[idolatry]] of the [[golden calf|golden calves]], and made it the established [[religion]] of the kingdom?" Benson Commentary
-"Samaria was built by Omri, a king who "wrought evil in the eyes of the Lord, and did worse than all that were before him;" and in it his son Ahab erected a temple to [[Baal]] (1 Kings 16:32), and it became the chief seat of idolatry in the land." Pulpit Commentary
+"Samaria<Ref name="samaria">{{08111}}</Ref> was built by Omri, a king who "wrought evil in the eyes of the Lord, and did worse than all that were before him;" and in it his son Ahab erected a temple to [[Baal]] (1 Kings 16:32), and it became the chief seat of idolatry in the land." Pulpit Commentary
-"The prophet defines the sins of Samaria and Jerusalem. The sin of the former is apostasy; that of the latter, unauthorized [[worship]]." Pulpit Commentary
+"The prophet defines the sins of Samaria<Ref name="samaria">{{08111}}</Ref> and Jerusalem. The sin of the former is apostasy; that of the latter, unauthorized [[worship]]." Pulpit Commentary
 "The name of Jacob then, as of Christian now, stamped as deserters, those who did not the deeds of their father. "What, (rather who) is the [[transgression of Jacob]]?" Who is its cause? In whom does it lie? Is it not '''[[Samaria]]'''?"<Ref name="samaria">{{08111}}</Ref> Barnes' Notes on the Bible
-"Since God and [[mammon]] cannot be served together, [[Jerusalem]] was become one great [[idol]]-[[temple]], in which Judah brought its sin into the very face of God and of His [[worship]]. The Holy City had itself become sin, and the fountain of unholiness. The one temple of God was the single protest against the [Idolatry|idolatries]] which encompased and besieged it; the incense went up to God, morning and evening, from it; from every head of every street of the city Ezekiel 16:31; 2 Chronicles 28:24, and (since Ahaz had brought in the [[worship]] of [[Baalim]] 2 Chronicles 28:2, and the rites of [[idolatry]] continued the same,) from the roofs of all their houses Jeremiah 32:29, went up the [[incense]] to [[Baal]]; a [[worship]] which, denying the Unity, denied the Being of God." Barnes' Notes on the Bible
+"Since God and [[mammon]] cannot be served together, [[Jerusalem]] was become one great [[idols|idol]]-[[temple]], in which Judah brought its sin into the very face of God and of His [[worship]]. The Holy City had itself become sin, and the fountain of unholiness. The one temple of God was the single protest against the [Idolatry|idolatries]] which encompased and besieged it; the incense went up to God, morning and evening, from it; from every head of every street of the city Ezekiel 16:31; 2 Chronicles 28:24, and (since Ahaz had brought in the [[worship]] of [[Baalim]] 2 Chronicles 28:2, and the rites of [[idolatry]] continued the same,) from the roofs of all their houses Jeremiah 32:29, went up the [[incense]] to [[Baal]]; a [[worship]] which, denying the Unity, denied the Being of God." Barnes' Notes on the Bible
+[[Baalim]]<Ref>{{01168}}</Ref> is the same as [[Baal]].
+[[Micah 1]]:5 begins with  with the word “For” which can be translated "because" or "on account of". The "transgression" or "rebellion" "of Jacob" can be seen as a "heel catcher" or "supplanter" as he wanted to supplant his brothers natural right. “Jacob” and also  “Israel” had rebelled against the ways of God, by trying to get his brothers right to choose and inherit by offering him benefits and this would bring the judgment of God upon them.
-[[Baalim]]<Ref>{{01168}}</Ref> is the same as [[Baal]].
+The [[elements]] of the [[world]] like the schemes of [[FDR]] were designed to do the same just as [[Baal]] systems and the way of [[Cain]], [[Nimrod]] and the [[Nicolaitan]]s have done throughout the history of man.
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