Biblical Prophets

Biblical prophets are individuals in the Hebrew Bible (or Old Testament) who are believed to be chosen by God to deliver messages to the people. They often warned of consequences for wrongdoing, called for repentance, and provided hope for future restoration. Notable prophets include Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel. Their writings address both immediate social and spiritual issues and offer insights into God's nature and plans. Prophets played a crucial role in guiding Israel’s moral compass and shaping its identity, influencing not only religious thought but also culture and ethics throughout history.