Prophetic Books

The Prophetic Books in the Bible are writings attributed to prophets—individuals chosen by God to deliver His messages. These books include both forewarnings and calls for justice, often addressing social issues, encouraging faithfulness, or predicting future events. They are divided into Major Prophets (like Isaiah and Jeremiah) and Minor Prophets (such as Amos and Hosea), based on the length of their writings. These texts provide insights into God's relationship with His people, emphasizing themes of righteousness, repentance, and hope, and they play a crucial role in understanding biblical history and theology.