Books of the Bible

Prophecies of judgment against corrupt leaders and a promise of restoration. Features the famous prediction that the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem.

A prophecy of comfort for Judah, focusing entirely on the complete and violent destruction of Nineveh, the capital of the cruel Assyrian Empire.

A unique dialogue where the prophet questions God about injustice. God's response reveals a path of trust: "The righteous shall live by his faith."

Prophecies about the comprehensive Day of the Lord—a moment of global judgment—followed by a promise of purification and joyful restoration for a faithful remnant.

A post-exilic prophet who motivated the returning Jews to stop prioritizing their own homes and finish rebuilding the Temple in Jerusalem.

Encouragement for the returning exiles through prophetic visions. Contains detailed Messianic prophecies about Christ's humble entry and future glorious reign.

The final book of the Old Testament, concluding with strong warnings against spiritual negligence and a promise to send Elijah to prepare the way for the Lord.

The first Gospel, proving Jesus is the promised Messiah, the King descended from David. Key teachings: The Sermon on the Mount and the Great Commission.