God�s Promise

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one must go through. As often throughout the scriptures it informs everyone how God constantly recaps His promise over and over again. Also the majority of the prophet�s messages speak about God�s judgment against nations and individuals which primarily focuses around their discarded actions towards Christ as well as idolatry.
Through different eyes we see how God delivered Noah along with his family and two of every animal one being female and the other male so they could reproduce by the great flood. God calls also on Abraham along with his ancestors to become His chosen people. We also see
How he showed great mercy towards David when the slaves were delivered out of Egypt. Moses heard thunder and Elijah a calm voice when God spoke unto them. Elijah also spoke about no rain when Jezebel had corrupted Egypt.
Through the eyes of Moses God speaks and gives him the Ten Commandments to write upon Mt. Sinai to be relayed to the people. These laws were for a covenant between ...

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God�s laws and remain righteous. Habakkuk informed Babylon they will be punished for
The way they acted towards God. Zephaniah often spoke about the rebellion and when God shall bring all nations together before judgment for their sins. Haggai calls on those to rebuild the temple located in Jerusalem. Basically to reconstitute a relationship with God.
Zechariah sees the spirit of God and is awaiting Christ�s arrival. He tells how God will call for those who were once lost to rebuild a sanctuary. Malachi spoke about the day God will come and take those first who are righteous in Him first and Jesus will be the new covenant.
Through the eyes of Isaiah who was a Hebrew prophet ...

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