Part 14.1
After the fall
Judah’s aftermath after Babylon’s conquest, Jeremiah’s guidance to the remnant, their disobedience, flight to Egypt, and continued rejection of God’s word
Part 14.2
A word for the nations
Judgment against Egypt, Philistia, Moab, Ammon, Edom, Damascus, and other nations, declaring God’s sovereignty over all nations and their eventual downfall
Part 14.3
About Babylon
God’s judgment on Babylon for its pride and wickedness, foretelling its destruction and the eventual restoration of Israel and Judah.
Part 14.4
A Recall of events
A recount of the fall of Jerusalem, the destruction of the temple, the exile of Judah, and the release of Jehoiachin from Babylonian captivity
Part 14.5
Lamentations
Mourning the destruction of Jerusalem, expressing grief over sin, suffering, and God’s judgment, while offering hope in God’s mercy and future restoration
Part 14.6
Ezekiel
Ezekiel’s vision of God’s glory, his calling as a prophet to rebellious Israel, and his commission to speak God’s words faithfully
Part 14.7
Ezekiel 2
Symbolic acts that portray Jerusalem’s siege, sin, and coming destruction, warning of God’s imminent judgment against Israel’s rebellion and idolatry
Part 14.8
Ezekiel 3
Israel’s hidden sins, God’s departing glory from the temple, warnings of Jerusalem’s fall, and the people’s stubborn refusal to repent despite warnings
Part 14.9
Ezekiel 4
Condemning false prophets, denounces Israel’s unfaithfulness through vivid parables, and portrays Jerusalem’s betrayal of God’s covenant, warning of judgment and calling for repentance
Part 14.10
Ezekiel 5
Parables that expose Israel’s rebellion and warnings of judgment, reminds them of their history of disobedience, and promises future restoration through God’s mercy
Part 14.11
Ezekiel 6
Judgment on Jerusalem and its leaders, vividly portrays Israel’s corruption, and foretells the city’s imminent destruction as God’s righteous punishment
Part 14.12
Ezekiel 7
A word on Israel’s neighboring nations for their pride and hostility, especially condemning Tyre’s arrogance and foretelling its downfall by God’s hand
Part 14.13
Ezekiel 8
Warns of judgment on Egypt and other nations, laments their downfall, and shifts to Israel’s responsibility to heed God’s warnings and prepare for restoration
Part 14.14
Ezekiel 9
Promises of restoration: condemning Israel’s corrupt leaders, portraying God as the true Shepherd, and foretelling Israel’s renewal, blessing, and transformation of the land
Part 14.15
Ezekiel 10
Prophesies Israel’s resurrection and reunification, the defeat of hostile nations like Gog, and God’s ultimate victory, restoring His people under His everlasting covenant
Part 14.16
Ezekiel 11
Ezekiel’s vision of a new temple, detailed measurements, restored worship practices, and God’s glory returning to dwell among His renewed people
Part 14.17
Ezekiel 12
Regulations for temple worship, duties of priests, proper offerings, and just leadership, emphasizing holiness, order, and faithfulness in the restored community
Part 14.18
Ezekiel 13
Describes a life-giving river flowing from the temple, the division of Israel’s land among the tribes, and the Lord’s presence in the restored city
Part 14.19
Joel
Joel warns of a devastating locust plague, calls for repentance, foretells God’s judgment on nations, and promises restoration, blessing, and the outpouring of the Spirit
Part 14.20
Daniel
Daniel and his friends remain faithful in Babylon, refusing pagan culture, leading to God’s favor and miraculous deliverance from the fiery furnace.
Part 14.21
Daniel 2
Nebuchadnezzar’s pride leads to his madness; Belshazzar’s fall; Daniel’s faithfulness leads to his protection in the lion’s den.
Part 14.22
Daniel 3
Daniel’s visions of four beasts, God’s judgment, the rise of kingdoms, and the coming of the Messiah, followed by a prayer for restoration
Part 14.23
Daniel 4
Daniel’s vision of future conflicts, the coming of Michael, and prophecies of the end times, culminating in God’s ultimate victory and Israel’s deliverance
Part 14.24
Ezra
Ezra recounts the return of the exiles to Jerusalem, the rebuilding of the temple, and Ezra’s leadership in restoring God’s law and covenant faithfulness
Part 14.25
Haggai
Haggai urges the Israelites to rebuild the temple, promising God’s blessing for their obedience, and assures them of His presence and future glory
Part 14.26
Zechariah
Visions of hope, restoration, and future glory for Jerusalem, urging repentance, the rebuilding of the temple, and God’s promise of salvation
Part 14.27
Zechariah 2
Zechariah prophesies Jerusalem’s future prosperity, the coming of the Messiah, judgment on nations, and the ultimate triumph of God’s kingdom and His people
Part 14.28
Esther
Queen Vashti is deposed, Esther becomes queen, and Mordecai uncovers a plot. Esther risks her life to save the Jews from Haman’s plot
Part 14.29
Esther 2
Haman is exposed and executed, Mordecai is honored, the Jews are saved, and the festival of Purim is established to celebrate their deliverance.
Part 14.30
Ezra 2
Ezra’s return to Jerusalem, his teaching of God’s law, the people’s repentance for intermarriage, and the renewal of the covenant
Part 14.31
Nehemiah
Nehemiah’s distress over Jerusalem’s ruins, his request to rebuild the wall, opposition faced, and his leadership in overcoming challenges to complete the project.
Part 14.32
Nehemiah 2
The wall is completed despite opposition; Ezra reads the Law; the people repent, worship, and confess their sins, renewing their commitment to God
Part 14.33
Nehemiah 3
The people renew their covenant with God, commit to obedience, but later relapse; Nehemiah returns, corrects abuses, and restores proper worship and reforms
Part 14.34
Malachi
Israel’s spiritual apathy, corrupt priests, and injustice, calls for repentance, and promises the coming of the Messiah and a day of judgment