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Series –

Outline Studies in the Minor Prophets
14
Articles in this Series
Outline Studies in the Minor Prophets – Introduction
1. INTRODUCTION In His Word God has made ample provision for all our needs. Its lofty thought and noble images, its heavenly doctrines and personal applications, are meant to expand the intellect and …
J. B. Hewitt
1966 Volume 17 Issue 3
Young Believer’s Section
Hosea
2. HOSEA Title. This is taken from the name of the writer, which means “salvation” or “deliverance”. He is described as the son of Beeri and was a prophet of the Northern Kingdom. He could be describe…
J. B. Hewitt
1966 Volume 17 Issue 4
Young Believer’s Section
Joel
3. JOEL We have no information respecting Joel except such as is derived from the book which he has left us. He was specially a prophet to Judah and the man is lost in the ministry and message he deli…
J. B. Hewitt
1966 Volume 17 Issue 5
Young Believer’s Section
Amos
4. AMOS Amos belonged to Tekoa, a small town about six miles south of Bethlehem and about twelve miles south-east of Jerusalem. Very few particulars are given about him and these are all found in his …
J. B. Hewitt
1966 Volume 17 Issue 6
Young Believer’s Section
Obadiah
Obadiah was a name common among the Jews and several occurrences are found in the Old Testament, but there is nothing to indicate that any of them wrote this book. The name means “worshipper” or “serv…
J. B. Hewitt
1967 Volume 18 Issue 1
Young Believer’s Section
Jonah
Jonah was a real person, an historical character who prophesied during the reign of Jeroboam II; read 2 Kings 14. 23-27. His name means “dove” and his father’s name Amittai means “the truth of the Lor…
J. B. Hewitt
1967 Volume 18 Issue 2
Young Believer’s Section
Micah
The opening verse gives to Micah a period of activity under three Jewish kings, Jotham, Ahaz and Hezekiah. No direct information is given in the book to suggest which king was on the throne when the p…
J. B. Hewitt
1967 Volume 18 Issue 3
Young Believer’s Section
Nahum
Nothing is known of the prophet Nahum except that he belonged to Elkosh, the location of which cannot be established with certainty. Some say that it “was not far from Capernaum”, which means “village…
J. B. Hewitt
1967 Volume 18 Issue 4
Young Believer’s Section
Habakkuk
Nothing is known of Habakkuk apart from this book. From the fact that he makes no mention of Assyria, and speaks of the Chaldean power as growing with almost incredible rapidity, it is concluded that …
J. B. Hewitt
1967 Volume 18 Issue 5
Young Believer’s Section
Zephaniah
From the opening verse of the prophecy we learn something about Zephaniah, the writer. His genealogy is traced back for four generations to Hezekiah, R.V. This would suggest that he was the great-gran…
J. B. Hewitt
1967 Volume 18 Issue 6
Young Believer’s Section
Haggai
11. HAGGAI Haggai is the first in order of the Minor Prophets after the captivity. The deportation of the people into captivity was in three stages that extended over a number of years. The restoratio…
J. B. Hewitt
1968 Volume 19 Issue 1
Young Believer’s Section
Zechariah
12. ZECHARIAH This book surpasses all the Minor Prophets in its Messianic emphasis and in its unfolding of events connected with both the first and second advents of our Lord. Isaiah and Zechariah are…
J. B. Hewitt
1968 Volume 19 Issue 2
Young Believer’s Section
Malachi
13. MALACHI The prophet Malachi is introduced in the first verse of the book which bears his name. Nothing is known of Malachi beyond what we may gather from this book and some think that his name, me…
J. B. Hewitt
1968 Volume 19 Issue 3
Young Believer’s Section
Glimpses of Christ
Hosea, the Slighted Lover, 2. 18-19; n. 1-4. Christ shall be the one Head, 1. 11, the Restorer of the nation, 2. 14-19, the coining King, 3. 4-5, to whom regal honours will then be given, disowned tho…
J. B. Hewitt
1968 Volume 19 Issue 4
Young Believer’s Section
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