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H.L. Ellison”
The Old Testament prophets - men spake from God

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• To the Reader.
• Chapter 1. The Prophets.
  • The Prophetic Books.
  • The Functions of a Prophet.
  • History as Prophecy.
  • Early Prophecy.
  • The Form of the Prophetic Message.
  • The Shaping of the Prophetic Book.
  • Unfulfilled Prophecy.
  • Heralds of the New Testament
    
    
• Chapter 2. Joel.
  • The Structure of Joel the Day of Jehovah.
  • Author and Date.
  • The Day of Jehovah.
  • The Swarm of Locusts.
  • The Giving of the Spirit.
  • The Judgment of the Nations (3:1-17).
  • Final Blessing (3:18-21).
    
    
• Chapter 3. Jonah.
  • The Author and Date.
  • Historicity.
  • The Purpose of the Book.
  • The Sufferings of Disobedience (Ch. 1).
  • The Psalm of Thanksgiving (Ch. 2).
  • Nineveh Repents (Ch. 3).
  • God’s Tender Mercy (Ch. 4).
    
    
• Chapter 4. Amos.
  • The Structure of Amos.
  • The Author.
  • Amos’ Message.
  • The Background.
  • The Crimes of Israel and her Neighbours (Chs. 1, 2).
  • Israel’s Crimes and Doom (Chs. 3-6).
  • Five Visions of Doom (Chs. 7-9:10).
  • Final Blessing (Ch. 9:11-15).
    
    
• Chapter 5. Hosea.
  • The Structure of Hosea.
  • The Author and His Book.
  • The Background.
  • Hosea’s Wife (Chs. 1, 3).
  • Hosea’s Message.
  • Hosea and His Faithless Wife (Chs. 1-3).
  • Jehovah and Faithless Israel (Chs. 4-14).
    
    
• Chapter 6. Isaiah.
  • The Structure of Isaiah.
  • The Unity of the Book.
  • The Problem of “Deutero-Isaiah.”
  • Isaiah.
  • The Historical Background of “Proto-Isaiah.”
  • Introduction (Ch. 1).
  • Judah under Jotham and Ahaz (Chs. 2-12).
  • The Call of Isaiah (Ch. 6).
  • Immanuel (7:1-17; 8:5-8; 9:2-7, 11:1-10).
  • Maher-shalal-hash-baz (8:1-8).
  • The Rejection of the Prophet (8:11-18).
  • The Judgment of the Nations and of the World (Chs. 13-27).
  • The Taunt-Song Against the King of Babylon (14:3-23).
  • Philistia (14:28-32).
  • Moab (15:1-16:14).
  • Egypt and Ethiopia (Chs. 18-20).
  • The Resurrection Hope (25:6-8; 26:13-19).
  • Judah under Hezekiah (Chs. 28-33).
  • Judgment and Blessing (Chs. 34, 35).
  • Historical Chapters (Chs. 36-39).
  • The Historical Background of “Deutero-Isaiah.”
  • “Deutero-Isaiah” (Chs. 40-55).
  • The Spiritual Background.
  • The Vindication of Jehovah.
  • The Servant of Jehovah.
  • The Servant and Israel.
  • “I create evil” (45:7).
  • The Suffering Messiah.
  • The Resurrection of the Messiah.
  • “Trio-Isaiah” (Chs. 56-66).
  • Venal Rulers and an Idolatrous Population (56:9-57:21).
  • Sin and Redemption (Chs. 58, 59).
  • “Arise, Shine” (Chs. 60-62).
  • The Day of Vengeance (63:1-6).
  • A Prayer (63:7-64:12).
  • Final Blessedness (Chs. 65-66).
  • Additional Notes.
    
    
• Chapter 7. Micah.
  • The Structure of Micah.
  • The Author and His Book.
  • God’s Anger against Samaria and Judah (Ch. 1).
  • The Sins of Judah (Chs. 2, 3).
  • The Establishment of God’s Kingdom (Ch. 4).
  • The Messianic King (Ch. 5).
  • Controversy of Jehovah with Jerusalem (Chs. 6-7).
    
    
• Chapter 8. Zephaniah.
  • The structure of Zephaniah.
  • The Author.
  • Universal Judgment focused on Jerusalem (1:2-2:3).
  • Judgment on the Nations (2:4-15).
  • God’s Judgment on Jerusalem (3:1-8).
  • Universal Salvation (3:9-20).
    
    
• Chapter 9. Nahum.
  • The Fall of Nineveh.
  • The Author.
  • A Triumphal Ode (Ch. 1).
  • The Siege and Fall of Nineveh (Chs. 2, 3).
    
    
• Chapter 10. Habakkuk.
  • The Structure of Habakkuk.
  • The Author.
  • Habakkuk’s Message.
  • Woe to the Oppressor (2:6-20).
  • God Comes to Deliver (Ch. 3).
    
    
• Chapter 11. Jeremiah.
  • The Structure of Jeremiah.
  • The Neglected Prophet.
  • The Compiling of the Book.
  • Jeremiah the Young Man.
  • Jeremiah’s Call (Ch. 1).
  • The Northern Invader (4:5-31; 5:15-19; 6:1-8, 22-26).
  • Faithless Israel (2:1-4:4).
  • Increasing Obduracy (6:9-21).
  • Jeremiah and the Reign of Jehoiakim.
  • The Historical Background.
  • The Challenge (Ch. 7:1-15; 26:1-19, 24).
  • The Vanity of Outward Religion.[2]
  • Increasing Opposition.
  • Rejection.
  • Jeremiah and the False Prophets.
  • The Moulding of the Prophet.
  • Jeremiah and the Fall of Jerusalem.[3]
  • The new Covenant (31:31-34).
  • The Messiah (23:5f; 30:9, 33:14-26).
  • The Last Days of Jeremiah (Chs. 40-45).
  • Jeremiah’s Prophecies against the Nations (Chs. 46-51).
    
    
• Chapter 12. Obadiah.
  • Obadiah and Jeremiah.
  • The Date of Obadiah.
  • The Coming Destruction of Edom (vers. 1-14, 15b).
  • The Day of the Lord (vers. 15a, 16-21).
    
    
• Chapter 13. Ezekiel.
  • The Structure of Ezekiel.
  • Ezekiel’s Early Life.
  • The Call of Ezekiel (1:1-3:21).
  • Ezekiel’s Commissioning.
  • A Prophet Restrained (3:22-27).
  • The Coming Doom of Jerusalem (Chs. 4-7).
  • The Desecration of the Temple (Ch. 8).
  • The Divine Judgment (9:1-11:13).
  • God’s Grace to the Exiles (11:14-25).
  • Zedekiah’s Fate (12:1-20).
  • On Prophecy and the Prophets (12:21-13:23).
  • The Inevitable Penalty of Idolatry (Chs. 14-16).
  • The Folly and Treachery of Zedekiah (Ch. 17).
  • The Citizen Basis of the Restored Community (Ch. 18).
  • The Deeper Meaning of the Sin (Chs. 20-23).
  • Imminent Judgment (Ch. 24).
  • Prophecies Against the Nations (Chs. 25-32).
  • The Prophet’s Recommissioning (Ch. 33).
  • Rulers past and future (Ch. 34).
  • The Restored Land (Chs. 35, 36).
  • The Last Enemies (Chs. 38, 39).
  • The People at Peace (Chs. 40-48).
  • Prophecy and Apocalyptic.
    
    
• Chapter 14. Haggai.
  • Post-exilic Prophecy.
  • The Historical Background of Haggai and Zechariah.
  • The Prophet Haggai and His Message.
  • The First Message and the People’s Response (Ch. 1).
  • The Second Message (2:1-9).
  • The Third Message (2:10-19).
  • The Fourth Message (2:20-23).
    
    
• Chapter 15. Zechariah.
  • The Structure of Zechariah.
  • The Problem of Authorship.
  • The Prophet and his Message.
  • The Eight Visions (1:7-6:8).
  • The Crowning of Joshua (6:9-15).
  • The New Era (Chs. 7, 8).
  • The Establishment of Messiah’s Kingdom (Chs. 9-14).
    
    
• Chapter 16. Malachi.
  • The Structure of Malachi. “I Have Loved You.”
  • The Prophet and His Message.
  • The Proof of God’s Love (1:2-5).
  • Obstacles to the Enjoyment of God’s Love (1:6-3:12).
  • God’s Loving Protection of the Pious in the Day of Judgment (3:13-4:3).
  • The Final Call to Repentance (4:4ff).
    
    
• Chapter 17. Daniel.
  • The Structure of Daniel.
  • “Historical Errors.”
  • The Linguistic Problem.
  • When did Daniel enter the Canon?
  • The Miraculous Element.
  • The Moral Problem.
  • Daniel the Man.
  • The Stories of Daniel.
  • The Visions.
  • Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream (Ch. 2).
  • The End of World History (Ch. 7).
  • The Enemy of the Saints (Ch. 8).
  • The Messiah the Prince and the “seventy weeks” prophesy (Ch. 9).
  • The Fortunes of Israel (Chs. 10-12).
  • Additional Note.
    
    
• Appendix.
  • Lamentations.
  • Hebrew Poetry.
  • The Literary Form of Lamentations.
  • The First Lament.
  • The Second Lament.
  • The Third Lament.
  • The Fourth Lament.
  • The Messianic Interpretation.
  • The Purpose of Lamentations.
  • Church's Heritage (Fr. M. Pomazansky).

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