The six Old Testament books dealt with in this volume of the Commentary are part of a larger unit originally copied on one scroll and called the books of the twelve or minor prophets.
The six Old Testament books dealt with in this volume of the Commentary are part of a larger unit originally copied on one scroll and called the books of the twelve or minor prophets.
John D. W. Watts is Professor of Old Testament Emeritus at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. He is the author of the two volumes on Isaiah in the Word Biblical Commentary series.
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The footnotes to the NEB text 1. The book of the twelve prophets 2. The unifying setting: prophecy in worship 3. The form and role of foreign prophecy 4. The nature of prophetic liturgies 5. The role of temple prophets 6. The seventh century in Judah 7. The fifth century in Judah 8. The book of Joel 9. The book of Obadiah 10. The book of Jonah 11. The book of Nathum 12. The book of Habakkuk 13. The book of Zephaniah A note on further reading Index.
The footnotes to the NEB text 1. The book of the twelve prophets 2. The unifying setting: prophecy in worship 3. The form and role of foreign prophecy 4. The nature of prophetic liturgies 5. The role of temple prophets 6. The seventh century in Judah 7. The fifth century in Judah 8. The book of Joel 9. The book of Obadiah 10. The book of Jonah 11. The book of Nathum 12. The book of Habakkuk 13. The book of Zephaniah A note on further reading Index.
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