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  Haggai Zechariah Malachi

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  General Preface
  Author’s Preface
  Abbreviations
  Select Bibliographies
  General Introduction
  1. Historical Background
  2. The Book Of The Twelve
  3. Theology Of Haggai, Zechariah And Malachi
  Maps
  The Persian Empire
  Post-exilic Judah

  Haggai
  Introduction
  1. Title And Text
  2. The Prophet Haggai
  3. Historical Background
  4. Author
  5. Date And Occasion Of Writing
  6. Audience
  7. Form And Structure
  8. Literary Style
  9. Intertextuality
  10. Message
  11. Theological Concerns
  Analysis
  Commentary

  Zechariah
  Introduction
  1. Title And Text
  2. The Prophet Zechariah
  3. Historical Background
  4. Author
  5. Date And Occasion Of Writing
  6. Audience
  7. Literary Style And Structure
  8. Understanding Visionary Literature
  9. Intertextuality
  10. Message
  11. Theological Concerns
  Analysis
  Commentary

  Malachi
  Introduction
  1. Title And Text
  2. The Prophet Malachi
  3. Historical Background
  4. Author
  5. Date And Occasion Of Writing
  6. Audience
  7. Literary Style
  8. Intertextuality
  9. Message
  10. Theological Concerns
  Analysis
  Commentary

  Additional Info
  Despite the return of the Hebrews from the Babylonian exile, selfishness, apathy and despair crippled their community spirit. In response to this distress, God raised up three prophetic voices in Jerusalem. Haggai rallied the people to rebuild the Second Temple. Zechariah was given visions of the return of the glory of the Lord to Zion. Malachi preached repentance, covenant justice and restoration of proper temple worship. Andrew Hill’s excellent commentary on these oracles shows how they remain timely for the Christian church’s worship and mission in the world.

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