You probably know this as “the minor prophets,” which are the last 12 books in a typical Protestant Old Testament. But in the Hebrew Bible (and likely in Jesus’ day), these were often considered together as one large book. In this lesson we take an overview and consider what the prophets were in the first place. (Hint: do not think of them as fortune-tellers.)
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