a.vat describes weaving together the corrupt desires and transactions portrayed in Micah 7:3.

The lone attested use depicts people weaving together a corrupt arrangement: ruler, judge, and great man act around payment and personal desire in Micah 7:3.

1. Weaving together a corrupt arrangement · dominant

   In Micah 7:3, the Piel sequential imperfect plural form concludes a clause about a ruler seeking payment, a judge acting for recompense, and a great man voicing his own desire. The APB renders the closing action, “they weave it,” presenting their actions as being brought together.

   Micah 7:3

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Micah 7:3, the APB renders the closing clause “they weave it.” This rendering is read alongside the verse's description of corrupt dealings.