The answer is: Micah

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Jonah takes us on a wild ride of adventure with a big fish and an even bigger message about mercy. Following this short, yet impactful book, we have Micah, which is packed with some serious social justice insights. Fun fact: Micah famously reminds us in Micah 6:8 that what the Divine requires is to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly. That’s some timeless advice that still resonates strongly today!

To help remember the order of these minor prophets, think "Jonah goes submarine; Micah's got the message golden." It gives a visual flair! And don’t forget that although Jonah is primarily known for his reluctance and the whole two-paragraph adventure in the ocean, Micah’s messages of hope and justice speak volumes about what it means to live righteously in society.

Another delightful echo is the reference to repentance and redemption—a key theme in both books. While Jonah runs from responsibility initially, Micah puts a spotlight on the communities' failures and calls for a restoration through ethical living. It's like a cosmic reflection, reminding readers to consider their own path and be open to holistic changes. Tracing through these narratives not only exposes shifts in character but also shows how reform often starts inward and ripples outward. Just as Jonah was called to bring change amid chaos, Micah echoes the call for nations to act justly. Quite the historical lesson that still holds strong today!