Exam 10: Other Pre-Exilic Prophets: Hosea, Micah, Nahum, Zephaniah, Jeremiah, and Habakkuk

Jeremiah shares many themes with the Deuteronomic writers.

Both Hosea and Micah were prophets from the north.

Jeremiah shares phrasings with the book of

Oracles against the nations are found in all of the following except

What is the message of Micah? What are the major themes? Why were his prophecies considered important to later prophets such as Jeremiah?

The book of Hosea tells us that the prophet's wife had ____________ children.

Jeremiah does not believe that Israel's restoration after exile is possible.

Like Isaiah, Jeremiah was involved in the politics of his day.

The nucleus of Jeremiah consists of chapters

Jeremiah's career began during the reign of

The day of ____________ is the day that God will come and fight Israel's enemies.

Hosea believed that God's anger could be calmed and that Israel could be saved.

In 605, the Assyrians and their Babylonian allies were defeated at

What are the major themes found in the books of Hosea and Micah [the instructor may prefer another prophet such as Amos]? How do these themes reflect the political and social issues of the time?

Because of the destruction of this city, Nahum rejoices that Judah can now celebrate its festivals in peace.

This book rejoices over the destruction of Nineveh.

Elijah and Hosea are both hostile toward the close identification of YHWH with

Micah's career spanned the reigns of all of the following kings except

This prophet says God will sweep away all living creatures from the earth.

What is the primary theme of Habakkuk? How does he present his message, and what is the final takeaway from the book?