Haggai-Malachi: No Substitute for Obedience
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Details
Number of Lessons: 2Avg. Lesson Length: 26 MinutesTime Required: 2 Hours MinimumLevel: IntermediateDescription
The prophets studied in this course, Haggai-Malachi: No Substitute for Obedience, ministered after Jerusalem’s destruction and, in Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi, during the return and reconstruction of Jerusalem after the exile in Babylon. They demonstrate God’s concern for all His people, Jew and Gentile, and emphasize the essential place of obedience to His moral will.
With this course you will also receive Ray C. Stedman’s teaching commentary related to this section of the Bible. Click here to see a sample chapter.
Reviews
Good content, good insights.
DaleI really enjoyed these 2 lessons. I learned a lot.
MarilynProfessor
Douglas K. Stuart, PhD- Harvard University, PhD
- Yale Divinity School, graduate studies
- Harvard University, BA
Objectives
- To introduce students to survey information of the Old Testament.
- To help develop critical and practical aptitudes in understanding the Bible.
- To provide scholarly information that will help students better understand the historical and biblical context of the Old Testament.
Activities
Video LecturesAudio LecturesTranscriptsDiscussion QuestionsHandoutsQuizzes & ExamsLearning Paths
Advanced Biblical StudiesDetails
Reviews
Good overview.
DonaldI learned about these four prophets. I have probably read the Bible several times over the last twelve years or so, yet I continue to learn so many new things from God! God is great!
KimMany courses here are all awesome, I recommend to everyone!
MasayoshiExcellent as always.
DianaAll very good and informative
GlenI gained some new insights by reading all of these books of prophecy side by side and in the context of biblical history.
SandraLoved the historical background information, which helps to understand the visions and symbolism. It is too bad that these books are not taught in this way in our weekly sermons.
Dorothy