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Twelve Prophets (Trawas)

The author of Twelve Prophets, Volume 1 completes his study with a commentary on Micah, a contemporary of Isaiah, who foretold the birth of the Messiah; Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah, prophets who spoke for God in the last days of the Kingdom of Judah; and Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi, whose messages were directed to those reforming the community of God's people after the Babylonian Exile. Individuals who proclaimed different messages according to the times in which they lived, these prophets nevertheless have in common the task of speaking the Word of God to the people of God. Through his insightful commentary, Peter C. Craigie shows the persistent meaning of this Word through the ages.Carrying forward brilliantly the pattern established by Barclay's New Testament series, the Daily Study Bible has been extended to cover the entire Old Testament as well. Invaluable for individual devotional study, for group discussion, and for classroom use, the Daily Study Bible provides a useful, reliable, and eminently readable way to discover what the Scriptures were saying then and what God is saying today

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Judul Seri

Daily study Bible--Old Testament

No. Panggil

K.220.077 Cra t

Penerbit

Philadelphia : The Westminster Press., 2001

Deskripsi Fisik

i, 120 hlm, pages ; 20 cm.

Bahasa

English

ISBN/ISSN

0664245773

Klasifikasi

DDC

Tipe Isi

Commentary

Tipe Media

unmediated

Tipe Pembawa

volume

Edisi

-

Subjek

BIBLE - STUDY, COMMENTARIES

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v. 1. Hosea Hosea's call to be a prophet (1:1-3) The birth of Hosea's children (1:4-9) Hope for the future (1:10-2:1) The great divorce (2:2-15) The hope of a new covenant (2:16-23) Hosea's remarriage (3:1-5) The Lord's complaint against Israel (4:1-3) Condemnation of the priesthood (4:4-19) A message to priests, chiefs, and the king's court (5:1-7) The alarm is sounded (5:8-9) The failure of two nations (5:10-6:3) Love like a morning cloud (6:4-11a) National apostasy (6:11b-7:16) Sowing the wind, reaping the whirlwind (8:1-14) The end of the covenant (9:1-9) Love's lament (9:10-17) Of king and calf (10:1-8) The tumult of war (10:9-15) The bands of love (11:1-11) Lies and the rejection of truth (11:12-12:14) The sentence of death (13:1-16) The orphan finds mercy (14:1-9) Joel The plague of locusts (1:1-12) A plague portending doom (1:13-20) The coming day of the Lord (2:1-11) A call to repentance (2:12-17) The answer to prayer (2:18-27) Future blessings (2:28-32) The valley of Judgment (3:1-12) Judgment and promise (3:13-21) Amos The Lord roars (1:1-2) The deeds of Damascus (1:3-5) The message ot Gaza and Tyre (1:6-10) Edom and Ammon (1:11-15) Moab and Judah (2:1-5) The evil of Israel (2:6-16) "The Lord has spoken" (3:1-8) The sins of Samaria (3:9-15) The cows of Bashan (4:1-3) "Prepare to meet your God" (4:4-13) A funeral lament (5:1-17) Fleeing the lion, bumping into the bear (5:18-27) No security in Samaria (6:1-7) The nation's collapse (6:8-14) Three visions (7:1-9) Amos and the encounter with Amaziah (7:10-17) The vision of the end (8:1-3) Israel's coming ruin (8:4-14) The vision of the Lord of judgment (9:1-10) Postscript: hope for the future (9:11-15) Obadiah The declaration of Edom's doom (1-9) The day of Edom and the Lord's day (10-16) The kingdom of the Lord (17-21) Jonah The call of Jonah (1:1-3) A storm at sea (1:4-10) Man overboard! (1:11-17) Jonah's prayer (2:1-10) The mission to Nineveh (3:1-10) The wrath of Jonah (4:1-5) The divine pity (4:6-11). v. 2. Micah A nation in crisis (1:1) The sins of two cities (1:2-9) A gazeteer of judgment (1:10-16) A word of woe to the wicked (2:1-5) On preaching and preachers (2:6-13) The centrality of justice (3:1-12) Swords into ploughshares (4:1-5) The regn of God (4:6-13) "Bethlehem Ephrathah" (5:1-6) Israel's prospect and punishment (5:7-15) The Lord's controversy with israel (6:1-8) Of crime and punishment (6:9-16) A lament for a lost society (7:1-7) A postscript: the continuity of Micah's message (7:8-20) Nahum The judge of Nineveh (1:1-15) The siege of Nineveh (2:1-13) Nineveh and Thebes (3:1-19) Habakkuk The pray of Habakkuk (1:1-4) God's first response (1:5-11) Habakkuk's argument (1:12-2:1) God's response: the vision (2:2-4) Five woes to the wicked (2:5-20) Habakkuk's Psalm (3:1-19) Zephaniah The judgment of Judah (1:1-13) The day of wrath (1:14-23) The desolation of foreign nations (2:4-15) The corruption of Jerusalem (3:1-7) Judgment and survival (3:8-13) A postscript of joy (3:14-20) Haggai August 29, 520 B.C. (1:1-11) September 21, 520 B.C. (1:12-15) October 17, 520 B.C. (2:1-9) December 18, 520 B.C. (2:10-19) The message to Zerubbabel (2:20-23) Zechariah Part I: Chapters 1-8 An old message for a new age (1:1-6) Vision in the night (1:7-17) The second vision: four horns (1:18-21) The third vision: a city without walls (2:1-13) The fourth vision: Joshua and the Satan (3:1-10) The fifth vision: the lampstand (4:1-14) The sixth and seventh visions (5:1-11) The final vision: four chariots (6:1-15) The semons of Zechariah I (7:1-14) The semons of Zechariah II(8:1-23) Part II: Chapters 9-14 The coming king (9:1-17) The coming of redemption (10:1-12) Further reflections on the shepherd theme (11:1-17) The coming day of God (12:1-14) The coming of hope (13:1-9) The apogee of apocalypse (14:1-21) Malachi The love of God (1:1-5) A critique of the priesthood (1:6-2:9) Marriage and divorce (2:10-16) Justice and judgment (2:17-3:5) The robbing of God (3:6-12) Good and evil (3:13-4:3) Postscript: the coming of Elijah (4:4

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Peter C. Craigie, John C.L. Gibson

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