Prophetic Books Flashcards

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The coming of the Messiah was a deep and constant theme of the prophets. These prophesies are of great importance because of our Christian faith that Jesus is the promised Messiah of God.

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Messianism

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prophesied against the wicked city of Nineveh, and its fall under a mightier Babylonian empire

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Nahum

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labored to remind his fellowmen not to succumb to paganism

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Ezekiel

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Major Themes of the Old Testament Prophecy

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The holiness and greatness of God, Justice – Oppression of the Poor and the dispossessed, Trust and Fidelity, Messianism

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condemned the alliance entered by the King of Judah to the pagan Assyrian king

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Isaiah

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With the division of the kingdom, the prophets of the north and the south have the same message; directed against the injustices that seem to be flourishing in the society.

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ustice – Oppression of the Poor and the dispossessed.

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prophesied against Edom but emphasized the survival of Mt. Zion

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Obadiah

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gathered the people together in an assembly, exhorted them to repent and made offering to the Lord.

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Joel

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Famous of his story of being eaten by a large fish and brought to Nineveh, Jonah spoke the word of Yahweh and warned Nineveh to repent

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Jonah

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the reminder of Yahweh’s forgiveness and mercy by calling them to repentance.

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Nineveh

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condemned the alliance entered by the King of Judah to the pagan Assyrian king

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Micah

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He warned Israel of her infidelity by worshipping the Baals, as it was beautifully paralleled with the unfaithfulness of Hosea’s adulterous wife, Gomer, but ended his message with Yahweh’s unconditional love and pardon for the sinfulness of Israel

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Hosea

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condemned the resurgence of blatant idolatry and blasphemy in Judah and fearlessly delivered the message of doom and judgement

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Zephaniah

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14
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Men called by God to speak His word to the people

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Prophets

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explicitly condemned the abuses of idolatry and infidelity of Judah

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Jeremiah

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16
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spoke of the “dark day of the Lord” wherein Israel and Judah will be punished but he concluded his prophecy with a message of hope through the restoration of the Davidic kingdom

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Amos

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The prophets would always call the people to have trust in God, for God is always faithful to his promises.

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Trust and Fidelity

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condemned the discord and evil of idolatry prevalent in Judah at that time.

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Habakkuk

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called the people to rebuild the temple but they became preoccupied with their own concerns and affairs.

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Haggai and Zechariah

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directed his vocation of calling people to repentance form their sinful ways

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Malachi