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4. Prophecies concerning the entire world, its destiny, future events, the end of the world, and the end of time as we know it. The book of Daniel is an excellent example of this type of prophecy. The following chart condenses the general content of the books of prophecy in the Old Testament. As you use this chart be sure to remember the rule of double reference. Although prophecies were directed to certain nations and fulfilled in the immediate future, many of the prophecies spoke of even greater events in the far future:

Old Testament Prophets

Prophet		Message				Time Period    
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Jonah		God loves the Gentiles		To Assyria Before Captivity 
Nahum		Doom of Ninevah for its brutality	(800-650 B.C.)
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Obadiah	Doom of Edom for its treachery	To Edom Before Captivity
							(800 B.C.)
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Hosea		God's love for adulterous Israel	To Israel Before Captivity
Amos		God's people ripe for punishment	(750 B.C.)
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Isaiah		Messiah is coming
Jeremiah/	Judgment now, glory to follow
Lamentations
Joel		Judgment will fall like a plague	To Judah Before Captivity
Micah		God's people on trial			(800-606 B.C.) 
Habakkuk	The just shall live by faith
Zephaniah	God's day is coming
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Ezekiel		God is not finished with Israel	To Judah During Captivity 
Daniel		God's hand in world events		(606-536 B.C.)
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Haggai		The danger of half-heartedness	To Judah After Captivity
Zechariah	The glory of Messiah			(536-400 B.C.) 
Malachi	The danger of hardheartedness