The Pre-Exilic Prophets

The Pre-exilic Prophets brought a collection of prophetic oracles along with editorial supplements, reinterpretation and the application to the subsequently situations. Prophets like Amos brought in oracles against Israel and the touch nations. Amos perceived that there was a deterrent example law in which deity judges two Israel and its neighbors. Amos sweard that unlike earlier prophets would chastise in violation of moral property. Amos believed that GOD would deal with these nations by allowing the moral law to pitch its course. Amos themes consisted of first the people had spurned the responsibility that haves with privilege. Second their fussy judgment would result from the perversion of morality. The final one Amos says beau ideal impart make a special case of Israel because of its anomalous of security coupled with its phlegm to the needs of early(a)s. Israelites had very particular faith. Depending on faith and touch sensation do these three themes continue people today. In nigh of all the Prophets they believe that if you dont believe and trust God and do right by others you get out be condemned.\nHosea centers on these almost related themes the first is Israel infidelity to the covenant the second is faultfinding(prenominal) and exile. The triplet theme is Hosea the blotto love of Yahweh is the heart of his core and provides the basics of his hope for the future. directly religious people whitewash practice it today whether its deep down in the marriage or in their vows and its in the 10 commandments of that thou shall not rank adultery. People are speculate to love God still as he loves the church and the people or you will be judged. In Isaiahs themes was the sovereignty of GOD as the Blessed one. The second theme of Isaiahs discussion is the judgment of God that would come upon the people of Judah for their rebellion against God. The third is trust in Yahweh as for as seeing GOD as the holy one. It depends on you r beliefs because Christians believe in Yahweh nevertheless there are other ...