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Haggai
Course: BIB 20483, Spring 2008School: Miss. College
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Prophet Haggai The Only mentioned in book that bears his name & in Ezra The Setting Revolt rocked the Persian empire in 522 BCE; Media, Egypt, Armenia, Babylon, and Asia Minor were all in turmoil For 2 years the future of the empire hung in the balance In 520 BCE, Zerubbabel (grandson of Jehoiachin) made governor The Book 1.1-15: Build a temple for YHWH; rebuilding the was Temple prerequisite to any...
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Prophet Haggai
The Only mentioned in book that bears his name & in Ezra The Setting Revolt rocked the Persian empire in 522 BCE; Media, Egypt, Armenia, Babylon, and Asia Minor were all in turmoil For 2 years the future of the empire hung in the balance In 520 BCE, Zerubbabel (grandson of Jehoiachin) made governor The Book 1.1-15: Build a temple for YHWH; rebuilding the was Temple prerequisite to any prosperous future 2.1-9: The new Temple would be greater than the former one 2.10-19: Rebuilding of Temple was to be of first priority 2.20-23: Zerubbabel was the chosen one to deliver YHWH's people What to know about Haggai When did he prophesy? 520 BCE What is the subject/theme of his prophecy? The rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem
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