Prophets and Kings of the Old Testament

by Frederick Denison Maurice

28 chapters17h 3mEnglish1853

About this book

This is a collection of twenty-seven sermons on the Old Testament kings, from Saul to Zedekiah, and the prophets who spoke to them, from Samuel to Ezekiel. Moving in chronological order of the biblical events, this book could be a useful aid to studying this portion of the Bible. - Summary by Devorah Allen

Chapters (27)

1The New Period in Jewish History

2325

2The Life of Saul

2603

3David the Shepherd and the Outlaw

2756

4David the King

2439

5The Wise King

1329

6The Rending of the Kingdom

1591

7The Calf-Worship Denounced

2398

8Ahab and Elijah

2250

9Elisha and Jehu

2340

10The Shepherd Prophet

2341

11The Valley of Decision

2464

12The Unfaithful Wife

2767

13The Vision of the King

2166

14Isaiah and Ahaz

2151

15The Light in Darkness

2167

16The Proud City Doomed

2580

17The Suffering King and People

2708

18The Jew Conquering the Nations

2526

19The Village Greater Than the Cities

2327

20The Evil City Saved and Destroyed

1598

21Manasseh and Josiah; Zephaniah and Habakkuk

2068

22Temptation the School of the Prophet

2295

23The Potter's Work

2645

24The New Covenant

1988

25The Heavens Opened to the Exile

1887

26The Valley of Dry Bones

1831

27The New Temple

1931

Prophets and Kings of the Old Testament

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