Micah 5:3

Will he give them up] better, 'He is giving them up.' She which travaileth, etc.] the reference is to Isaiah's prophecy of immanuel (Isaiah 7:14). Then the remnant, etc.] better, 'and until the remnant of His, i.e. Messiah's brethren shall return unto the children of Israel.' As Messiah was to arise from Judah, this means 'until the tribes are reunited.' The reference is to Isaiah's name for his son, Shear jashub, 'a remnant shall return' (Isaiah 7 Probably the V. is a gloss from the exile: cp. Micah 4:10. Some one explained that Micah's promise of a deliverer from Bethlehem was delayed, and God was still giving His people to captivity, until Isaiah's prophecies had been fulfilled.