Malachi Our final week in the Old Testament contains prophecy that was so important, it is repeated in all of the standard works. As you study this prophecy, you will feel so blessed to live in a day when the sealing power is on the earth and available to all of Heavenly Father’s children.

Haggai; Zechariah 1-3; 7-14 Many years after being taken captive, a group of Israelites is allowed to go back and rebuild Jerusalem. But after 15 years, the Lord is displeased that the temple has not made much progress.

Nahum; Habakkuk; Zephaniah This week’s chapters remind us that exciting times lie ahead for followers of Jesus Christ. We can be sure that Jesus Christ will come again to reign personally upon the earth.

Jonah 1-4; Micah 1-7 There is so much to learn from the experiences of Jonah. God was aware of him at every stage in his journey. He heard his desperate prayer from deep under the water, from inside the belly of a great fish.

Amos; Obadiah Throughout the Old Testament we have seen how the Lord lovingly calls prophets to guide, warn and plead with us. This week we learn more of this doctrine and go back to when Amos was called to be a prophet to the Northern Kingdom of Israel before its eventual spiral into captivity.

Hosea 1-6; 10-14; Joel In Hosea, we get a sense of the Lord’s tenderness, loyalty, mercy, and overwhelming love as He compares His covenant with us to a marriage bond. He continually invites us to be in a faithful, devoted relationship with Him.

Daniel 1-6 The stories in this week’s chapters will be thrilling to study with your families! Shadrach, Meshach and Abed-nego being thrown into the fiery furnace, Daniel in the lion’s den, interpreting dreams and prophecies about the future.

Ezekiel 1-3; 33-34; 36-37; 47 Ezekiel witnessed the captivity of his people and the loss of the temple in Jerusalem.

Jeremiah 30-33; 36; Lamentations 1; 3 After so many years of warnings and pleadings for the people to repent, Jerusalem is destroyed and the people captured. Jeremiah faithfully, and at great personal risk, recorded all of these prophecies and events for us to learn from in the latter-days.

Jeremiah 1-3; 7; 16-18; 20 This week you will love learning from the faithful prophet Jeremiah. His life was not an easy one as the people refused to listen to his voice of warning and promise.

Isaiah 58-66 This week we will study Isaiah’s exciting prophecies about the Second Coming of Jesus Christ and the Millennium. Just as we have seen Isaiah’s earlier prophecies come to pass in every detail, we can be assured that these events will one day be a glorious reality.

Isaiah 50-57  We find prophecies of Christ throughout the entire book of Isaiah, but nowhere is His suffering, love and invitation to come unto Him found more abundantly than in these chapters.