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BIBLE PROPHETS
BIBLE PROPHETS AND THEIR SHARED WORDS ARE ONE OF THE MOST CERTAIN WAYS TO PROVE THAT GOD IS REAL. BIBLE PROPHETS SHARED WORDS WHERE GOD PREDICTS WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN THE FUTURE THROUGH HIS PROPHETS. THE BIBLE IS FILLED WITH BIBLE PROPHECY WHICH HAS COME TO PASS AND STILL OTHER BIBLE PROPHECY WHICH IS YET TO OCCUR. LET US SEEK AND FIND THE TRUTH OF BIBLE PROPHETS TOGETHER, SHALL WE?
God said that He would do nothing without first revealing it through His Prophets.
AMOS 3:7 Surely the Lord GOD will do nothing, but He revealeth His secret unto His servants the prophets. |
ISAIAH 46:9-10 Remember the former things of old: for I am God, and there is none else; I am God, and there is none like me, declaring the end from the beginning, and from ancient times the things that are not yet done, saying, My counsel shall stand, and I will do all my pleasure: |
ISAIAH 52:6 Therefore MY people shall know MY name: therefore they shall know in that day that I Am He that doth speak: behold it is I. |
So we see that when a prophet shares God's Word ... It is GOD who is speaking.
These are some of the prophets of God whose prophecies are in the Bible.
THE 4 MAJOR PROPHETS
ISAIAH Isaiah prophesied on the birth, life, and death of Jesus, and many End Times. A very popular Prophet. |
JEREMIAH Known as the weeping Prophet. He had to tell all the bad news of Babylon. He prophesied during carryout. |
EZEKIEL Ezekiel was a Prophet before and during the carryout. He preached and prophesied at the same time Daniel, Jeremiah, and Habakkuk did. He was visited by angels called cherubims. He also went to heaven and saw the New Temple and new Jerusalem. He was visited by the hand of the Lord much. |
DANIEL Daniel was carried out of Jerusalem (Judah) and chosen by Nebuchadnezzar to live in Babylon under the employ of him. The child was chosen because of his looks, wisdom, understanding. Daniel refused to eat kings meat, because it would defile him. God took him in, and made him wise in visions and dream interpretation. He foretold of many things including the coming of the Messiah, wars, nations that were to rule. God was with him. He was greatly beloved of God. |
THE 12 MINOR PROPHETS
HOSEA Hosea was forced into marriage with a harlot to show the way God feels about Israel's idols when He is the husband. He foretold End Times and many other prophecies. |
JOEL Disaster strikes the southern kingdom of Judah without warning. An ominous black cloud descends upon the land -- the dreaded locusts. In a matter of hours, every living green thing has been stripped bare. Joel, God’s spokesman during the reign of Joash, seizes this occasion to proclaim God’s message. Although the locust plague has been a terrible judgment for sin, God’s future judgments during the day of the Lord will make that plague pale in comparison. In that day, God will destroy His enemies, but bring unparalleled blessing to those who faithfully obey Him. |
AMOS The first prophecy of Amos came two years before the earthquake of Uzziah. He basically spoke of current events but did speak of the End Times a bit. |
OBADIAH Obadiah’s whole prophecy was concerning judgment and punishment of Edom (Esau) for it's mocking of Israel in the day of their calamity. |
JONAH Jonah was reluctant at first, but after a three day stay in fish belly, he changed his mind and preached to Nineveh. The city mourned and fasted. God forgave them but Jonah was angry, for he felt for all he had done, they should not be forgiven. God taught him. |
MICAH Micah prophesied to such kings as Ahaz and Hezekiah. He told of Jesus' birthplace and other events of Jesus. He also wrote reason for time lapse of Daniel's 70th week. He told of End Times. |
NAHUM Nahum basically prophesied against Nineveh. |
HABAKKUK Habakkuk prophesied around the time of the carryout to Babylon. He questioned the Lord's judgment. Later he repented and made a prayer to God. |
ZEPHANIAH Zephaniah spoke of the gathering and the great day of the Lord. Though only three chapters long, he covers the last days. |
HAGGAI Haggai prophesied during the rebuilding of the temple by Zerubbabel. He told the people to continue the rebuild. He also told of Zerubbabel's presence in the end. |
ZECHARIAH Zechariah prophecied during the time the temple was being rebuilt by Zerubbabel. He prophesied much to Zerubbabel and Joshua the high priest. He had many visions of current events, and future, even to End Times. |
MALACHI Malachi was the last Prophet of the Old Testament. He foretold of John the Baptist, the forerunner for Jesus. He foretold mostly future events including Jesus first visit, the cleansing of man by Jesus, judgment, End Times, and a fiery ending with Elijah coming before the dreadful day of the Lord. |
| Below is a chart of the time periods in which these people prophesied along with the kings who were reigning at the time. |
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| PROPHETS IN THE BIBLE |
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Years
Reigned |
ISRAEL
Northern Kingdom |
PROPHETS
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JUDAH
Southern Kingdom |
Years
Reigned |
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Exodus |
Moses |
Exodus |
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Aaron |
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Miriam |
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Balaam |
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Judges |
Deborah |
Judges |
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2 |
Saul |
Samuel |
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2 |
Ishbosheth |
Samuel, Gad, Nathan |
David |
7.5 |
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33 |
David |
Samuel, Gad, Nathan |
David |
33 |
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40 |
Solomon |
Ahijah, Iddo |
Solomon |
40 |
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22 |
Jeroboam I |
Shemaiah, Iddo |
Rehoboam |
17 |
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2 |
Nadab |
Iddo |
Abijam (Abijah) |
3 |
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24 |
Baasha |
Jehu, Oded |
Asa |
41 |
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2 |
Elah |
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7 days |
Zimri |
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Tibni |
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12 |
Omri |
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Jehoshaphat |
25 |
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22 |
Ahab |
Elijah, Obadiah |
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2 |
Ahaziah |
Elijah, Elisha |
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12 |
Jehoram (Joram) |
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Jehoram (Joram) |
8 |
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28 |
Jehu |
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Ahaziah |
1 |
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17 |
Jehoahaz |
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Athaliah |
6 |
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16 |
Jehoash (Joash) |
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Jehoash (Joash) |
40 |
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Amaziah |
29 |
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41 |
Jereboam II |
Elisha, Jonah, Isaiah, Zechariah, |
Uzziah (Azariah) |
52 |
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6 mo. |
Zechariah |
Hosea, Amos |
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1 mo. |
Shallum |
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10 |
Menahem |
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2 |
Pekahiah |
Uzziah, Hosea, Micah |
Jotham |
16 |
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20 |
Pekeh |
Uzziah, Hosea, Micah, Oded |
Jehoahaz I (Ahaz) |
16 |
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9 |
Hoshea |
Isaiah, Uzziah, Hosea, Micah |
Hezekiah |
29 |
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(end of the northern |
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Manasseh |
55 |
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Kingdom of Israel) |
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Amon |
2 |
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Huldah, Jeremiah, Zephaniah |
Josiah |
31 |
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Jehoahaz II |
3 mo. |
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Jeremiah, Daniel, Urijah |
Jehoiakim |
11 |
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Jehoiachin |
3 mo. |
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Zedekiah |
11 |
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Jeremiah, Hananiah |
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587 B.C. |
The Captivity |
Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Habakkuk, |
The Captivity |
587 B.C. |
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Zechariah, Daniel, Haggai |
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| Below is a list of scripture locations to verify the time period in which each prophet prophesied. |
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Prophet |
Scripture Location |
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Moses
Aaron
Miriam
Deborah
Samuel
Gad
Nathan
Ahijah
Iddo
Shemaiah
Jehu
Oded
Elijah
Obadiah
Elisha
Jonah
Isaiah
Zechariah
Hosea
Amos
Uzziah
Micah
Oded
Huldah
Jeremiah
Zephaniah
Daniel
Urijah
Hananiah
Ezekiel
Zechariah
Haggai
Zacharias
John the Baptist
Anna
Barnabas
Simeon (Niger)
Lucius
Manaen
Judas
Silas
Agabus |
Exodus 7:1, Deuteronomy 34:10
Exodus 7:1
Exodus 15:20
Judges 4:4
I Samuel 3:20
I Samuel 22:5
II Samuel 7:2
I Kings 11:29-31, II Chronicles 9:29
II Chronicles 9:29, II Chronicles 12:15, II Chronicles 13:22
I Kings 12:22-23
I Kings 16:1-3,7
II Chronicles 15:8
I Kings 17:1, I Kings Chapter 18
I Kings 18:3
II Kings 13:13-14
II Kings 14:25
II Kings 19:1-2, II Chronicles 26:22, Isaiah 1:1
II Chronicles 26:5, Ezra 5:1, Zechariah 1:1, Zechariah 7:1
Hosea 1:1
Amos 1:1
Isaiah 1:1
Micah 1:1
II Chronicles 28:9
II Kings 22:14
Jeremiah 1:2-3
Zephaniah 1:1
Daniel 1:1
Jeremiah 26:20-21
Jeremiah 28:1
Ezekiel 1:1
Ezra 5:1
Ezra 5:1, Haggai 1:1
Luke 1:6-7
Isaiah 40:30, Malachi 3:1, Matthew 3:1-3
Luke 2:36
Acts 13:1
Acts 13:1
Acts 13:1
Acts 13:1
Acts 15:32
Acts 15:32
Acts 21:10 |
It’s not always clear to us what different prophecies mean, until they come to pass. The Jewish people didn’t recognize that Jesus was the Messiah, and He was crucified by them, but this was all part of God’s plan. Jesus also brought us prophecy from God about the End Times. He said that we are to be prepared by watching for the signs, so that day doesn’t surprise us.
MATTHEW 24:42-44 Watch therefore: for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come. But know this, that if the goodman of the house had known in what watch the thief would come, he would have watched, and would not have suffered his house to be broken up. Therefore be ye also ready: for in such an hour as ye think not the Son of man cometh. |
Take care and have a SON-sational day.
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