After the temple was rebuilt, the spiritual life of Jerusalem began to deteriorate. Malachi, which means “my messenger,” speaks forcefully to the people and finds them somewhat bored and belligerent.
Of all the minor prophets, Zechariah is the longest, the hardest, the most obscure, and the broadest in outlook. He was also, along with Haggai, one of the most effective.
The Prophet Habakkuk lived in such tumultuous days that he was confused by God's role in human affairs. His questions and God’s answers are still relevant.
In the reign of Jeroboam II and the dreadful years that followed, God raised up an unusual man—Hosea. Through him God ministered a message of faithfulness.
The Minor Prophet Joel's ministry came across loud and clear. He interpreted a contemporary situation, sounded the alarm, and offered hope to the people.
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