Prophets
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The Oral Prophets and The Jewish Set of Trials
The oral prophets in the Old Testament are so-called to distinguish them from the prophets who wrote the books. Thus, they are known for speaking their prophecies rather than writing them down. Five of the leading ones are mentioned below. 1. SAMUEL – Organizer of the United Kingdom and founder of a school of prophets Continue reading
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Northern Kingdom Kings – Israel
The Northern Kingdom of Israel experienced a tumultuous series of reigns, marked by a cycle of disobedience and divine consequences. Leaders like Jeroboam I, who introduced idol worship, set the stage for a pattern of unfaithfulness. Ahab and Jezebel’s reign intensified idolatry, prompting divine judgments through prophets like Elijah. The constant political instability and succession Continue reading
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Southern Kingdom Kings- Judah
The Southern Kingdom of Judah, following the division of Israel, witnessed a succession of kings whose reigns were marked by varying degrees of faithfulness to God. From the pious leadership of kings like Hezekiah and Josiah, who sought religious reforms and obedience to God’s laws, to the disobedient rulers such as Ahaz and Manasseh, the Continue reading
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