6. More Prophets: Jeremiah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah
Bible101—Understanding Old Testament Structure
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Through continued study of Old Testament prophets, we will begin to see God’s righteous judgment and, through it all, His unwavering love for a people who time and time again turn their back on their Creator for evil, wicked ways. The prophets are books about judgment and hope and the promise of restoration for the Israelites. What a God, that He would redeem all that humanity has destroyed, and that He continues to love recklessly and without abandon.
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