Prophetic ideas and ideals
Subtitle: a series of short studies in the prophetic literature of the Hebrew people
By: by W.G. Jordan
Publisher: Fleming H. Revell
Published: 1902
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 363
Subjects: Prophecies; Prophets; Bible
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: I. Introduction. Prophetic literature and preaching; title: II. The prophets defense (Amos.); title: III. The prophet's comprehensive word; title: Mercy (Hosea vi. 6.); title: IV. The twofold sympathy of a true prophet (Micah i. I-9.); title: V. The prophet's call or the vision of the King; title: VI. The prophet's view of faith (Isaiah vii. 9, xxvii. 16.); title: VII. The prophet as statesman (Isaiah vii., xxviii., xxx.); title: VIII. Prophetic fellowship of unity and individuality (Amos, Hosea, Isaiah and Micah.); title: IX. The prophet as a disciple (Zephaniah.); title: X. The prophet of vengeance (Nahum.); title: XI. The prophet's questionings(Habakkuk.); title: XII. The prophet's presentation of God's plea (Micah vi. 1-9.); title: XIII. The prophet's kingly ideal (Micah v. 2-4, Isaiah xi. 1-9.); title: XIV. The prophet as a failure (Jeremiah xvii, 18-23.); title: XV. Aspects of a prophet's life (Jeremiah.); title: XVI. The prophet as priest (Ezekiel.); title: XVII. The prophet as parable (Isaiah v. , xxviii. 23-29, Ezek. xv.); title: XVIII. The prophet's message of consolation (Isaiah xl.); title: XIX. The prophet as preacher to his own age (Isaiah I., xl.); title: XX. The prophets national ideal (Isaiah xli.); title: XXI. The prophetic missionary idea (Isaiah ii. 1-4, xlii. 1-4, Micah vi, 1-4.); title: XXII. The prophetic view of suffering (Isaiah liii.); title: XXIII. The prophet as the church builder (Haggai I., Ezra iii.); title: XXIV. The prophet's promise of peace; or, The city without a wall (Zech. ii.); title: XXV. The prophet and social problems (Malachi.); title: XXVI. The prophet's protest against smallness (Jonah.); title: XXVII. The prophet of Judaism (Joel.); title: XXVIII. The prophet's confidence; or, The changing form and eternal life (Haggai ii. 6, Hebrew xii. 27.); title: XXIX. Conclusion. The ancient prophet and the modern preacher.