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by Mark G. Boyer (Author)
How well-known is the prophet Agabus? How about the prophetess Anna? Daniel? Or Deborah? Besides the prophets who have biblical books named after them, there are over eighty other prophets found in biblical literature. This book presents all the prophets and prophetesses found in the Bible. While most are named, there are a few who are known simply as "Man of God." Among the 104 entries, readers will read and learn about Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel, and Elijah, Elisha, and Noadiah, and Eldad and Medad. The 104 entries are in alphabetical order divided into seven chapters. Each entry consists of the name of a prophet or prophetess, a Scripture passage highlighting the prophet or prophetess, a reflection on the individual's role, a meditation / journal question designed to apply the material to the reader's spiritual life, and a psalm response, a few verses of a psalm that echo the life of the prophet or prophetess. Among other sacred literature, biblical materials stand out for the roles of the prophets and prophetesses. After receiving direct communication from God, such men and women delivered the messages throughout both the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) and the Christian Bible (New Testament).
Author Biography
Mark G. Boyer, a well-known spiritual master and retired New Testament professor, has been writing books for sixty years. He has authored eighty-six previous books, including two books of history, three Shelbydog Chronicles, a book of poetry, a memoir, and three books on John Denver. This, his eighty-seventh book, is his forty-sixth Wipf and Stock title.
