You can actually understand what the Old Testament prophet Zephaniah is talking about (!) when you know this simple bit of history.
Taking the first part of Zephaniah’s message about Babylonian exile and applying it to the Church & Christians today.
Understanding the figurative language in Scripture as speaking of real, historical events. Nahum, Acts, and Zephaniah discussed.
In Nahum & the other prophets, we see cosmic language to indicate a major transition from one kingdom to another.
Nahum is about the fall of the Assyrian Empire in 612 B.C. Nahum uses mostly figurative language to describe it.
Nahum writes to encourage God's people of the impending doom not of them, but of their longtime troubler, Assyria.
The Bible is our sole & adequate guide for faith & life, a Micah summary, and an introduction to Nahum.
How seeing first Micah’s message to his people helps us understand Jesus.
Looking at the issues in Micah’s day that he addressed.
Examining Isaiah 53 and King Jehoiachin. Lots of stuff in the Old Testament looks like Jesus, but it speaks of others first.
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