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Outlines Of Jewish History -Rev. Francis E. Gigot D.D.SYNOPSIS OF CHAPTER XXIIISection I. Nature and History. I. NATURE: 1. Meaning of the Words: Prophet; prophecy. 2. Prophetical Mission: Its proper object essentially religious.
3. Prophetical Inspiration: Described in its main features. Contrasted with heathen divination.
4. Prophetical Training (the schools of the prophets). II. HISTORY: (Three Principal Periods.) 1. Before Samuel: Prophets and prophetical utterances Before Moses; from Moses to Samuel. The Mosaic law “a prophecy” (Matt. 11:13).
2. From Samuel to the Babylonian Captivity: Rise of the prophetical order. Oral and literary work of the chief prophets in Israel, Juda. Attitude of the prophets towards The Jewish law and priesthood. Idolatry and “calf-worship.”
3. Prophets of the Captivity and the Restoration: Special mission of Ezechiel and Daniel during the exile. Old Testament prophecy closed with the announcement of “the angel of the covenant” (Mal. 3:1). Copyright ©1999-2023 Wildfire Fellowship, Inc all rights reserved |