The Prophets Jeremiah & Ezekiel

God will urge the prophets to convey what they need to act in accordance with their own will and tell people. God urged the prophets Jeremiah and Ezekiel to show why they were angry with Babylonian prisoners, false prophets, and the resurrection of Israel. In Jeremiah 's Chapter 25, Jeremiah was urged to see the Jews. The prophet first said to the Jews, "Now, each of you comes from your evil way, you can stay here (Jeremiah 25: 5-6) He I told them.

There are four principal prophets of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel. Appropriately, these people are called messengers of God. Because their work consists of a prophetic point of view. Small prophets include Hosea to Malachi. Because their work is shorter than the main prophets, they are called "minors". The study of the Old Testament links our foundation to the new life offered in the New Testament from the beginning of our life. All the books of the Bible are written by the people of God revealed by God. Therefore, each word is provided for learning, teaching, amendment, and guidance of daily life. "All the Bible is sucked by God, which helps teaching, reproaching, correcting, and training justice, so that the people of God can be sufficiently prepared for all good work" 2 Timothy 3): 16 - 17)

These accusations do not seem to have been proved by the Old Testament Bible records. But if you accept the testimony of the prophet's lifetime, the three greatest Jewish prophets - Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel - are killed by their own people or rulers for their prophetic activity It will be. . The same can be said to the important northern Prophets Amos and Mika. The so-called Isaiah's martyrdom may be known from other sources, the Isaiah Jewish part, but the tradition that is preserved for life is well-known amongst the first century Jews is. In such a case, the early Christian denunciation of the treatment of the Jewish prophets, even if it was historically incorrect, is easier to understand.

In the Hebrew Scriptures, Isaiah proposed a division called Late Prophet (former prophet seeing introduction of Joshua: title and theological topic) including Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Twelve Prophets I will. Compared with the main prophecies of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, their smallness does not mean that they are secondarily important; prose, p. See 1341). Therefore Isaiah occupied the position among the later Prophets. This is appropriate as he is sometimes called the Prophet's Prince.