PROPHETS
This is the number of the “Minor Prophets”
12
My name means “Father of A Crowd”
Abraham
This is the shortest book in the Hebrew Scriptures.
Obadiah (21 verses)
I was the first person mentioned in the bible to construct an alter to offer sacrifices to Jehovah
Noah
Covenant with the Tribe of Levi
The entire tribe should be set aside for tabernacle service organization, including the priesthood
When Hezekiah became sick and was at the point of death, I am the prophet who told him that he would die
Isaiah
My name means “Able-bodied One of God”
Gabriel
This is the name commonly given to the first five books of the Hebrew scriptures
Pentateuch
Who were Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar?
Friends of Job
Rainbow Covenant
Jehovah stated that he would never again destroy all flesh by means of a flood. The rainbow was then given as a sign of the covenant
Jehovah gave me visions that revealed the heavenly part of His organization.
Ezekiel
My Name means “Earthling Man”
Adam
This is the shortest book in the Greek Scriptures.
2 John (13 verses)
I was given the name Abednego, when taken captive by Nebuchadnezzar in 617 B.C.E
Azariah
Abrahamic Covenant
The Abrahamic covenant points to the King and to his corulers in God’s Kingdom, and it forms the legal foundation of the Kingdom of the heavens
I was the prophet during the reign of Ahab and Jezebel
Elijah
My Name means “Object of Hostility”
Job
This book tells of David and Goliath
1 Samuel
I disobeyed Jehovah because of my greed, and the people of Israel suffered defeat at the city of Ai.
Achan
A Covenant of Salt
Because of its preserving properties, salt became a symbol of permanence and immutability. “A covenant of salt,” then, denotes a binding agreement
I anointed Saul, but later, I announced that his kingship would not last because he had presumptuously gone ahead in making a sacrifice instead of waiting as he had been commanded
Samuel
My Name means “My Judge Is God”
Daniel
This book tells how, near Jericho, an angelic prince appeared to me and outlined the procedure for taking Jericho, which was then tightly shut up on account of the Israelites
Joshua
I killed Jehoram the king of Israel by the bow, and shortly thereafter slew King Ahaziah of Judah
Jehu
New Covenant
The New Covenant makes possible the forgiveness of sins without the need for animal sacrifices.