Minor Prophets (Rogers) – Course Study Guide (Print)

An in-depth study of the minor prophets by Richard Rogers.

Welcome to our study of the Minor Prophets. The title "Minor Prophets" is assigned to the twelve books contained in the last part of our English translation of the Old Testament. The term "Minor', in this context, simply means the books are smaller in content in comparison to the other five prophetical books of the Old Testament. A study of the Minor Prophets will enrich the life of anyone who applies himself to learning their teaching. On the other hand, it will only add to the confusion of those who would use their writings as a basis for speculation about the future. As we will see, the prophets were primarily preachers, forth-tellers of God's word, not predictors of the future. Their message essentially pertained to the needs of the people in their day.

Content:

Lesson 1:     Preliminary Discussions.

Lesson 2:     The Origin of Office and the Test of the Prophet

Lesson 3:     The Men and the Books

Lesson 4:     The Book of Obadiah

Lesson 5:     The Book of Joel

Lesson 6:     Special Study: "The Day of the Lord" and "Mount Zion

Lesson 7:     The Book of Jonah

Lesson 8:     The Book of Amos (1)

Lesson 9:     The Book of Amos (2)

Lesson 10:  The Book of Amos (3)

Lesson 11:  The Book of Hosea (1)

Lesson 12:  The Book of Hosea (2)

Lesson 13:  The Book of Micah (1)

Lesson 14:  The Book of Micah (2)

Lesson 15:  The Book of Zephaniah

Lesson 16:  The Book of Nahum.

Lesson 17:  The Book of Habakkuk

Lesson 18:  The Book of Haggai

Lesson 19:  The Book of Zechariah (1)

Lesson 20:  The Book of Zechariah (2)

Lesson 21:  The Book of Zechariah (3)

Lesson 22:  The Book of Zechariah (4)

Lesson 23:  The Book of Malachi (1)

Lesson 24:  The Book of Malachi (2)

(Study Guide)