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| He anointed Israel's first two kings, Saul and David, but warned people of the danger of a king. DAte 1040-1020 |
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| Tells DAvid that he and his family will suffer because of David's sins of adultery and murder (1000 BC) |
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| He challenged the belief in the god, Baal. (875-850) |
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| He performed miracles and cures. (850-820) |
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| He condemned empty ritualism and the oppression of poor people. (750) |
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| He compared Israel's betrayal of God to his own wife's infidelity. (750) |
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| He looked ahead to a time of peace and justice. (725) |
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| He prophesied about Emmanuel. (742-700)... befor ethe Babylonian captivity |
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| He told of a time of judgment for the unfaithful Judah; preached the idea of a humble remnant. (630) |
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| He condemned idolatry, injustice, and foolish defiance of Babylon; offed hope of a new covenant which would be written on the hearts of the people. (626-570) |
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| He rejoiced over the coming destruction of Assyria. (612) |
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| He asked "why" God does not stop human evil by punishing Judah. (609-598) |
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| He performed pantomimes of Jerusalem's coming destruction; later offered the exiles hope of restoration and a new Covenant. (600-570) |
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| He condemned Edom for "fratricide" in helping Judah's enemies. (after 587) |
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| He consoled the exiles with the joyous expectation of returning home; told of a suffering servant who will save his people. (550)- during the Babylonian exile |
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| He called for true fasting-- that is works of justice and mercy; proclaims God as the God of all nations. (540-515) to the post exilic community |
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| He spurred the people on to rebuild the Temple. (520-515) |
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| He described the messianic age and portrayed the Messiah as a king of peace. (520) |
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| He condemned sacriligious offerings and materialism. (500) to post-exilic community |
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| He called for fasting and prayer after a plague of locusts. (400) to post exilic community |
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