Categories
Apocalyptic
Messianic
Coming judgment
Writing and non-Writing
Non-writing
Nathan – Adviser to David
Samuel
Elijah
Elisha
Jonah
Writing
Most of the rest
Major and minor prophets
Major profits
Includes any of the profits after whom the longer prophetic books of the Bible are named.
Isaiah – 740 BC
Isaiah announces that God’s judgment will purify Israel and prepare his people to the coming messianic king and new Jerusalem.
Jeremiah – 627 to 586 BC
Among the exiles in Babylon, Ezekiel shows that Israel deserved this judgment, and also that God’s justice creates hope for the future.
Ezekiel – 593 to 571 BC
The story of Daniel motivates faithfulness despite exile in Babylon. His visions offer hope that God will bring all nations under his rule.
Daniel – 622 to 536 BC
The story of Daniel motivates faithfulness despite exile in Babylon. His visions offer hope that God will bring all nations under his rule.
Major and minor prophets
Hosea – 796 to 719 BC
Eighth century before the fall of the northern kingdom
Joel – 596 to 586 BC
Day of the Lord. Against Israel and all people. Adultery, drunkenness, idolatry.
Amos – 796 BC
Dave the Lord. Against Judah, Israel, Benjamin and all nations. Oppression of the poor, sexual and morality, wanton luxury and corrupt laws.
Obadiah – 590 BC
Day of the Lord, Edom’s destruction. Esau was the father of the Edomites and brother to Jacob who would become Israel.
Jonah – 798 BC
Jonah is a type of Christ and mercy with repentance. Against Nineveh, with implications to all people. Depicts the Cruelty of the us Syrians.
We will be talking more about him in a moment
Micah – 740 to 711 BC
God the eternal judge against the Cimmerians Jerusalem and all nations. Lack of justice and oppression.
Nahum – 711 BC
Judgment of Nineveh and comfort to Israel. Against us Assyrians, primarily city of Nineveh. Cruelty of Assyrians, overstepped boundaries.
Habakkuk – 626 BC
God embraces Judah through destroying the Chaldeans.
Zephaniah – 626 BC
Gods indignation, Israel repentance then God saves them. Against Judah, and all people, concerning the day of the Lord. Spiritual fornication.
Haggai – 590 BC
Day of the Lord, Edom’s destruction, Israel’s restoration,Adams continued violence towards Jacob.
Zechariah – 520 to 518 BC
The coming of God’s kingdom preceded by building of the temple.
Malachi – 400 BC