Prophets

Prophet's prophets, religious saints, and charismatic figures are considered to have the gift of revelation gods preached during the monarchy, up to the first century after the destruction of Jerusalem It is. As a counselor to the king of religion, ethics, political problems, or as their critic, in the superiority of relationship between individuals and God, the prophets are led by the necessity of justice, publicize the morality of the Jewish state I will. Strong comment life

The life of the prophet is an ancient counterfeiting of the Hebrew Bible prophecy and the lives of several other Bible Prophet writers. Although the biographies of these prophets are at most crude, this book offers many details about their lives. It can not be seen in the text of the Bible. However, the historical nature of these reports is questionable. The Bible seldom talks about the lives of most Biblical prophets, but some traditions have been ruined at the turning point of a common era. The life of the prophet may keep part of this tradition and may be partially responsible for promoting it. Among the violent deaths mentioned in life are two of Isaiah, two of which are similar executions of Jeremiah, Stone, and Ezekiel.

The prophet Isaiah is the first of the four major prophets of Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel in the Hebrew Scriptures, this is our Old Testament. Isaiah was the first of sixteen late prophets, including the four major prophets and the twelve prophets out of twelve chapters - including the prophets Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obedadia, Jonah. Micah, Nahor, Hava valley, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi. Later prophets began their work between the two countries and foresaw the collapse of Israel and Judah. Because they did not obey the Lord. Their work continued until the recovery period until the exile of Babylonia (586-516 BC)

Hebrew or Tanaf language consists of the Torah, Torah, the Prophet or Nevim, and works, Ketubim or Haguograp. To the Torah, the Prophet, the Prophet Isaiah, the Prophet Isaiah, followed by the writing of the Hebrew Bible and the beginning of wisdom of literature, followed by our Old Testament. Originally called "Genesis" - Greek - September In the Greek translation it represents the origins of the world and humans, especially Hebrew. A Hebrew book is known for its beginning to be "obvious" (as mentioned above). Genesis 1-11 follows the first history of creation, from Adam and Eve to Noah and from his son to Tracy, Genesis 12-50 depicts the history of the patriarchs of Israel, from Abraham to Isaac . James and Joseph