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Isaiah - Introduction to the Prophets (Part 1)
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The Old Testament prophets are a fascinating and important part of the Bible, and in this discussion, Steve Gregg provides an introductory overview of the prophetic literature. The prophetic books are a subset of the Old Testament, with the notable exception of Jonah which simply tells a story. The prophets were individuals who received supernatural revelations from God, and their words were considered the word of God. It is essential to interpret the prophetic literature correctly, and to discern between true and false prophets.
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