Five Books of Major Prophets

Isaiah through Daniel

Jesus Christ is our great redeemer who died on the Cross once and for all, shedding his blood to bring us Life eternal. We are adopted into God’s family through Faith and turning away from our sinful ways. Isaiah's main calling was this Messianic message, a central theme in Biblical Prophecy, highlighting the future appearance of our Lord and Savior.

Jeremiah’s prophecy came down hard on the rebellious Nation with devastating results. Judah was exiled and the cities destroyed, earning Jeremiah the nickname "the weeping prophet." Once again, they were enslaved by foreign powers. God is always just in His judgments, delivering heavy consequences against His chosen people who had turned away from Him. We must take heed as we live in this time of a New Covenant, given to us through the shed blood of Jesus Christ.

In Lamentations, the prophet acknowledges that our Lord's mercies are endless and His love for us never fails. He has mercy for us when we kneel before His throne. Each day is a new day, for we know He first loved us and that He is faithful in all His ways.

God pronounced through Ezekiel that His name is Holy above all, and the Nation of Israel has and will experience His awesome presence. For we read that in the end times, every knee will bow, and every tongue will confess that Jesus is Lord overall.

Daniel speaks of the Power and Glory of the one on High. He rules over all aspects of His creation, in every realm of mankind. God’s will takes priority overall, and He blesses whom He pleases. Under the New Covenant, for those who believe in Him as Lord and Savior, we will experience new HOPE through the power of the Holy Spirit.