Micah 4.5
"Though all the peoples walk in the name of their God, we will walk in the name of the Lord our God forever and ever."
Walking each in the name of his god alludes to the identification that has been produced with that deity, as human beings depend on their gods, try to imitate them and are not ashamed to associate their names with them or confess their followers
The faithful proclaim with all their might that the only true God is their God, the Lord (Jehovah), this verse is an energetic reminder that people still worship other gods
we will only worship the living God, the only one who lives for ever and ever: ¡ our beloved Jesus Christ!
Forever, it is eternity, perpetuity, continuity of time, this noun, the first time it appears is in Exodus 15.18 "Jehovah will reign forever and ever" God dwells eternally in sion, in all those who seek him from the heart, God occupies the eternity
In Micah, Israel swore that they would have him as their God, which means "eternally and forever," in Psalm 132: 11-12 the length of time during which David's throne will be occupied by his seed is described: " forever"
Similarly in Isaiah 9.6 the Messiah is called "eternal father", which in Hebrew reads "Abi-Ad" this phrase literally means: "father of eternity", that is, the architect, builder, progenitor and creator of the ages to come
Forever we will worship God, although many people worship other gods, He is our builder of dreams and the motivation to live safely "forever and ever"