The prophets of the Old Testament addressed the current needs of their day. They spoke out against false prophets, social injustices, rebellion toward God, and meaningless professions. Because these problems still exist in our 21st-century society, the messages of the Minor Prophets continue to have important applications for us today.
In this course, each of the books that make up the Minor Prophets will be carefully studied and their prophecies placed into accurate historical setting. Among the prophets discussed are Obadiah, Jonah, Hosea, Micah, Haggai, and Malachi.
Units: 3
Edition: AK '21
Pages: 176
Size: 5.5" x 8.5"
ISBN #: 978-0-940293-53-3
Format: Paperback
Full Case = 104
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Lesson 1 – The Book of Obadiah—Edom’s Doom and Israel’s Blessing
Lesson 2 – The Book of Joel—The Day of the Lord
Lesson 3 – The Book of Jonah—God’s Will and the Prophet’s Service
Lesson 4 – The Book of Amos—The Judgment of God
Lesson 5 – The Book of Hosea—God’s Unfailing Love to Israel
Lesson 6 – The Book of Micah—God’s Judgment and His Kingdom
Lesson 7 – The Book of Nahum—The Destruction of Nineveh
Lesson 8 – The Book of Zephaniah—God’s Judgment and Blessing
Lesson 9 – The Book of Habakkuk—The Perplexities of a Prophet
Lesson 10 – The Book of Haggai—The Rebuilding of the Jewish Temple
Lesson 11 – The Book of Zechariah—Inspiring Israel’s Faith and Hope
Lesson 12 – The Book of Malachi—God’s Rebuke of Israel’s Sin
Courses by Jim Catron: The Minor Prophets, New Testament Survey, Old Testament Law & History, Old Testament Poetry & Prophecy