JESUS LAW PROPHETS

“Jesus, the Man from Heaven, for Everyone, Everywhere!”

Here is a STUDY GUIDE with a SELECTION OF VERSES AND PARAPHRASES from the pages of the OLD and NEW TESTAMENTS of the BIBLE selected from the four GOSPELS of MATTHEW, MARK, LUKE and JOHN and the MAJOR and MINOR PROPHETS – AMOS, HOSEA, ISAIAH, MICAH, NAHUM, ZEPHANIAH, HABAKKUK, JEREMIAH, DANIEL, EZEKIEL, OBADIAH, ZECHARIAH, HAGGAI, JOEL, and MALACHI, who lived and worked between 800 and 450 B.C.
A PROPHET is an inspired teacher or a proclaimer of the will of God.
During the Ministry of Jesus, many references were made to the Old Testament Laws of Moses and the Teachings, Demands and Warnings of the Prophets. In retrospect, on many occasions, Jesus emphasized that his appearance on earth was in fulfillment of what had been prophesied many years before about the “Coming One”. In this Study Guide we review the importance and significance of these matters to Jesus and ourselves, as they are drawn from the entire course of his Ministry.

It is a companion to on line documents:
www.jesusplanandprogram.info
www.christianaffirmations.info
www.justwithjesus.info
www.untiljesusreappears.info

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Scripture Quotations
Scripture Quotations are taken from The Living Bible, copyright © 1971. Used by Permission of Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., Wheaton, IL 60189 U.S.A. All rights reserved.

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The Editor and Publisher of this book will not be responsible to any person with regard to any harm, loss or damage caused directly or indirectly by, with or from the information contained in this book. However, any reader who would like to have assistance with these matters is invited to seek out an informed Christian person, who is in a church community of the reader’s choice, whose telephone number and address may be found in a local directory.

Edited and published by Geoffrey J. Ward