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Title: Song of Solomon |
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This poem describes the joy and ecstasy of love. It has been understood both as a picture of God's love for Israel and of Christ's love for the Church.
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Title: Isaiah |
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The prophet Isaiah brought the message of God's judgment on the nations, pointed to a future king like David, and promised a time of comfort and peace. |
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Title: Jeremiah |
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Before Babylon destroyed Judah, Jeremiah foretold God's judgment. While his message was largely of destruction, he also pointed toward a new covenant with God. |
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Title: Lamentations |
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As Jeremiah had warned, Jerusalem fell to the Babylonians. This book records five "laments" for the fallen city. |
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Title: Ezekiel |
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Ezekiel's message was given to the Jews held captive in Babylon. He used stories and parables to speak about judgment, hope and restoration. |
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Title: Daniel |
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Daniel remained faithful to God while facing many pressures as a captive in Babylon. This book includes Daniel's prophetic visions. |
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Title: Hosea |
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Hosea used his commitment to his wife in the face of her unfaithfulness to illustrate the "adultery" Israel had committed against God, whose faithful love never ceased. |
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