OT Prophets Flashcards
Isaiah
[Judah] evangelical, called by God with a seraphim touching a burning coal on his lips. God gave him a sign from Immanuel that the child would be born of a virgin.
Jeremiah
[Judah] Weeping prophet. Taken to Egypt against his will. The longest book, never one a convert, and it is the longest book. The hope of the new covenant
Ezekiel
[exile] Visual aids, Spoke in exile and saw visions of a storm, and his response was that he saw, he fell, and he heard. Saw Kavod/divine glory leave the temple
Daniel
[Exile] had three friends, and his book was written in Hebrew and Aramaic. The main theme is God’s rule over the earth. He also had visions of four kingdoms
Hosea
[Israel] ministered to Israel and his ministry revolved around the metaphor of an unfaithful woman
Joel
[Judah] Ministered to southern kingdom and provided vivid descriptions of the day of the Lord and locust
Amos
[Israel] was a dresser of sycamore trees, he gave up his life to to speak out against Israel, telling them to repent
Obediah
[Edom] Some believe he was a contemporary Elisha, spoke out against Edom
Jonah
[Ninevah] Guy goes to Nineveh
Micah
[Judah] spoke out against Jerusalem’s sins, mostly oppression of the poor
Babylonian name for Daniel and Hebrew names for Shadrach, Meshac, and Abednego
Daniel - Belteshazzar
Shadrach - Hananiah
Meshach - Mishael
Abednego - Azariah
Significance of 931 BC
Division of the Kingdom
Significance of 722 BC
Exile of the Northern Kingdom
Significance of 586 BC
Exile of the Southern Kingdom
Significance of 538 BC
Decree of Cyrus to end the exile and rebuild the Temple