The Prophetic Books are a section of the Christian Bible that includes 18 books from the Old Testament. It is one of the two primary sections of the Christian Bible (the other being the Psalms and Songs section), and it contains the words of prophets who spoke about Jesus Christ and his coming on the world stage. There are six books in the Prophets section of the Bible, each one containing writings of multiple authors over a long period of time. These books contain prophecies that were fulfilled in Jesus' life and ministry. They also include some predictions about future events after His death and resurrection. These books are Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel, Hosea, and Joel. The last book, Joel, was probably written during Judah's exile to Babylon around 587 B.C. Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel were all written between 735 and 615 B.c. These books have been referred to as the "Book of Doom" because they contain many predictions about nations that would invade Israel and about enemies who would try to destroy her but would fail. However, none of these disasters came to pass until years after the deaths of the writers.