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Prophets of the Exile

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Daniel

Ezekiel

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Length of the Exile

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70 Years

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Kingdom carried captive by Assyria

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Northern Kingdom of Israel

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Kingdom carried captive by Babylon

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Southern Kingdom of Judah

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When was Daniel carried captive?

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In Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar’s 1st invasion of Judah in 605 BC

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When were Jerusalem and the Temple destroyed?

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In Babylon’s 3rd invasion in 586 BC

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Length of Captivity

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70 Years

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Pictured by the Smiting Stone of Daniel 2

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Christ

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Pictured by the 2 horned ram of Daniel 8

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Darius of Persia

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Pictured by the 1 horned goat of Daniel 8

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Alexander the Great of Greece

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Event which begins Daniel’s 70 weeks prophecy

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Decree to rebuild Jerusalem

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What a “week” means in Daniel’s prophecy

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7 years

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What occurred after the 69th week of the 70 weeks prophecy

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Messiah cut off and Jerusalem and Temple destroyed

Followed by a time gap where the Church Age occurs

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The Captivity was _____ years to allow the land to rest for the _____ years that Israel had failed to keep the 7th year Sabbaths.

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70

490

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Books of the Restoration

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Ezra
Nehemiah
Esther
Haggai
Zechariah
Malachi
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Prophet captured in 1st invasion

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Daniel

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Prophet captured in 2nd invasion

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Ezekiel

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Prophet captured in 3rd invasion

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Jeremiah

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First key event of the Exile

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The Ministry of Ezekiel to the captives/commoners and Daniel to the Crown/palace and kings

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Closing events of the Exile

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Three returns to Jerusalem from Babylon; beginning with the decrees of Cyrus to rebuild the Temple and Jerusalem

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Ezekiel Subtitle

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The Prophet of the Glory of God

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Prophet with a two-fold message:
Before the fall of Jerusalem, warned Judah of the coming judgment
After the fall of Jerusalem, encouraged the captives concerning their future Restoration

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Ezekiel

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Prophet to the people of the Exile

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Exekiel

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Prophet before the Exile

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Jeremiah

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Their message was to remind the Captives of why they were in Babylon and then to predict the ultimate judgment of the Gentile Nations and restoration of the Jewish Nation.

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Ezekiel

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Theme: The Deportation and Restoration of Israel’s Glory

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Ezekiel

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He has been called “the prolongation of the voice of Jeremiah.”

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Ezekiel

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He has been called the “Father of Judaism”, since it was primarily his ministry that brought the Jews back to God and away from idolatry during the Captivity.

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Ezekiel

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Recipients: Written to the Jewish Captives in Babylon

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Ezekiel

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The most dramatic, flamboyant, and theatrical of all the prophets, acting out his messages in amazing ways.

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Ezekiel

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Records both the Removal and the Return of God’s Shekinah Glory Cloud.

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Ezekiel

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Called the first of the apocalyptic prophets.

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Ezekiel

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Contains the amazing prophecies of World War III.

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Ezekiel

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34
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Daniel Subtitle

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The Old Testament Book of Revelation

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35
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The story of a young teenage captive who became prophet and prime minister.

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Daniel

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36
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Contains the history of the world written in advance. Through images and beasts, through dreams and visions, he outlines the course of history from his time until the end of time for the Gentile Nations. He also outlines God’s prophetic timetable for His dealings with Israel.

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Daniel

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Theme: The Revelation of Israel’s Prophetic Future.

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Daniel

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Daniel Key Chapter

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Daniel 9 - Daniel’s 70 weeks prophecy

39
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Means “God is my Judge”

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Daniel

40
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As a contemporary, Ezekial referred to him 3 times as an example of righteousness and wisdom, comparing him with Noah and Job. In fact, he is one of the few well-known Bible characters about whom nothing negative is ever written.

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Daniel

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Prophet to the common Jewish man among the captives

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Ezekiel

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Prophet to the Gentile Crown reigning above the captives

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Daniel

43
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While skeptics often attack Daniel’s authorship of this book, _____ declared that Daniel was the author!

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Jesus

44
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Written to the Jewish Captives and Returnees as well as to the Gentiles of the Persian Empire.

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Daniel

45
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Spans the entire Babylonian Exile

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Daniel

46
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Daniel 2:4-7:28 is written in the _____ language

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Aramaic

47
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Head of Nebuchadnezzar’s image

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Gold

Babylon

48
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Breast and arms of Nebuchadnezzar’s image

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Silver

Persia

49
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Belly and Thighs of Nebuchadnezzar’s image

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Brass

Greece

50
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Legs and Feet of Nebuchadnezzar’s image

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Iron and Clay

Rome

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Represented by the Lion with Eagle’s Wings

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Babylon

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Represented by the Bear raised on one side with 3 ribs in its mouth

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Persia

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Represented by the swift Leopard with 4 wings and 4 heads

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Greece

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Represented by the Terrible Beast, dreadful and strong with great iron teeth and 10 horns

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Rome

55
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The 70th Week

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The Tribulation

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Exactly _____ years later, the Antichrist will break this treaty and defile the Temple with the “abomination of desolation”. From this point on the Antichrist will launch an insane and intense war against Jews and Christians who refuse to worship him as God.

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3.5

57
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Return #1

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Led by Zerubbabel

The Temple Rebuilt

58
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Return #2

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Led by Ezra

The People Revived

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Return #3

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Led by Nehemiah

The Walls Rebuilt

60
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Content: First Two Returns from Captivity and Rebuilding of the Temple

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Ezra

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Content: Third Return from Captivity and Rebuilding of the Wall

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Nehemiah

62
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Content: Salvation of the Jews still in Captivity

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Esther

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Content: This Dynamic Duo Stirred the People to Continue Rebuilding the Temple

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Haggai and Zechariah

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Content: Reviving the People

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Malachi

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Ezra Subtitle

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Israel’s Second Exodus

The Hostages Set Free

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It is a continuation of the history of 1 & 2 Chronicles

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Ezra

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Theme: The Restoration of Israel’s Temple and People.

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Ezra

68
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Led the 2nd return from captivity

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Ezra

69
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Led in a great revival of the people, so great in fact, that he is credited with having actually saved both the Jewish nation and the Jewish religion from extinction.

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Ezra

70
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Organized the synagogue form of worship to teach the people the Law.

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Ezra

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He authored I & II Chronicles, Ezra, Psalm 119, and Nehemiah. He also arranged the book of Psalms.

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Ezra

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He collected, selected, and organized the books of the Old Testament. Thus, the cannon was actually selected by an inspired author of Scripture.

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Ezra

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He founded the order of Scribes who meticulously hand copied the Old Testament manuscripts with a precision unbelievable to us today.

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Ezra

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Haggai Subtitle

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God’s House Comes First

75
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Theme: The Construction of Israel’s Second Temple.

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Haggai

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Zechariah Subtitle

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The Old Testament Book of Revelation II

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Written to encourage the people to continue with the rebuilding of their Temple.

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Zechariah

78
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Theme: The Preparation for Israel’s Second Temple.

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Zechariah

79
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After the return from the 70-year Captivity, Israel began to rebuild the Temple, but then delayed _____ years without completing the work. God then called Haggai and the younger Zechariah to stir the people back to the work and back to God.

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80
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The Dynamic Duo of the Old Testament, calling the people of God back to the work of the Temple of God. _____ was the practical prophet and _____ was the visionary.

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Haggai

Zechariah

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Esther Subtitle

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A Jewish Cinderella Stops a Persian Hitler

82
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The story of God’s Providential Preservation of His People

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Esther

83
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Theme: The Providential Preservation of Israel

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Esther

84
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Esther Key Word

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Providence

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Nehemiah Subtitle

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The Call to the Wall

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Theme: The Reconstruction of the Walls of Jerusalem.

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Nehemiah

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Nehemiah Key Word

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The Walls of Jerusalem

88
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Picked up the historical flow of Ezra

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Nehemiah

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Chronologically, the last in the line of the historical books of the Old Testament, with only one prophetic book occurring later.

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Nehemiah

90
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Malachi Subtitle

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The Final Old Testament Voice of Revival

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_____ is a message of Revival.

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Malachi

92
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Theme: The Preparation of Israel for her Messiah.

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Malachi

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Malachi Key Word

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Revival

94
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Malachi is the final voice of God for the Old Testament. After his message, there was silence from Heaven for _____ years.

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Bible 106 - Old Testament (5 decks)

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