Micah 2:

Cursed are those who plan iniquity and plot evil on their beds and carry it out in the morning because they have the power to do it.  They take others houses, land, and inheritance.  God promises disaster on them and people will taunt them with a mournful song.  The prophets say don't prophesize these things, disgrace will not come, but they let people get robbed and women driven out of their homes.  Lairs and deceivers come to prophesize wine and beer as prophets of the people.  He will soon gather Israel together and God will be their head.

Micah 3:

God addresses the leaders of Israel as those who hate good but love evil, who will oppress their people, but God will not answer the people when they cry out because of their evil.  God was going to punish the prophets with disgrace and ridicule because they do not only lead the people astray, but prophesize peace when they get paid and then war if they do not get paid.  God was going to turn Jerusalem to rubbles because their leaders judge for a bribe, priest teach for a price, and prophets tell fortune for money.

Micah 4:

In the last days, the mountain of God will rise above all mountains and people will stream to it.  Many from all nations will come to know God and follow his ways.  God's laws and ways will go out from Jerusalem and there will be peace among the nations.  Instruments of war will be used for instruments of farming.  No one will trains for war and every man will have his own vine and the nations shall walk with God forever.  God will gather the exile and kingship will return to Jerusalem.  So in the last days, Israel actually means the godly from every nation gathered by God and will return to Jerusalem.

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