Description

The book of Obadiah is a concise but powerful prophetic work that addresses themes of pride, justice, and divine judgment. However, it can be challenging for readers to understand its historical context, literary style, and theological message. "Edom's Doom & Israel's Glory" is a comprehensive guide to this fascinating book, designed to help readers unpack its meaning and relevance for today.

This book provides a detailed overview of the historical context in which Obadiah was written, including the historical background of the Edomites, and the people against whom the prophecy is directed. It also explores the literary style and structure of the book and the unique features of prophetic literature.

The heart of the book is a verse-by-verse analysis of the text, which helps readers to understand the message of the prophet and the theological significance of his words. Each section of the book is carefully explained in its historical and literary context, and then related to the broader themes of the book as a whole.

In addition, this book includes reflection questions and application points at the end of each chapter, helping readers to apply the message of Obadiah to their own lives and contexts. Whether you are a student, pastor, or layperson, this guide will help you to understand and appreciate the profound message of this often-overlooked book of the Bible.