Johann Heinrich Heidegger's Introduction to the OT (Prophetic Books)

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We are coming into the homestretch of J.H. Heidegger's study of the OT: www.fromreformationtoreformation.com/old-testament-survey-class-page .

Here, he previews for us his introductory examination of Malachi.

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: Malachi: Chapter Summary

The last Prophet is מַלְאָכִי/Malachi. He is not Malchiah, or Ezra, or Zechariah, 1. The account of the time in which he prophesied is investigated, 2. The argument of the Prophecy, 3. He is the seal of the Prophets, 4. The parts of the book oare two: I. An accusation against the people...

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There is some debate over the identity of "Malachi", the author of the Book of Malachi.

J.H. Heidegger explores the options...

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: Malachi: Author

1. The last Prophet is מַלְאָכִי/Malachi. He is not Malchiah, or Ezra, or Zechariah.In the choir of the Prophets the last is מַלְאָכִי/Malachi, which means my Angel;[1] Malachi was not a heavenly Angel, as Origen raved: or that מַלְכִּיָּה/ Malchiah, of whom mention is made in Ezra 10:25, 31...

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Malachi can be difficult to understand. A knowledge of his times can help.

J.H. Heidegger gives us a sketch...

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: Malachi: Chronology

2. The account of the time in which he prophesied is investigated.Acquaintance with the time in which he prophesied renders the argument of the Prophecy clearer. He undoubtedly lived after the construction of the second temple. For, he does not prophesy concerning matters preceding the...

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What is the Book of Malachi about?

J.H. Heidegger gives us a tidy summary...

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: Malachi: Argument

3. The argument of the Prophecy.Therefore, thus Malachi, being about to rouse the people to the acknowledgement of the Covenant of God and to faith in Christ and repentance, censures the ingratitude and impiety of the people, but especially the avarice and negligence of the Priests; reproves...

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J.H. Heidegger shares his thoughts on Malachi as the "Seal of the Prophets" and "of the Old Testament Canon".

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: Malachi: Seal of the Prophets

4. He is the seal of the Prophets.Not incorrectly do the Hebrews call Malachi the חותם הנביאים, seal of the Prophets. For, he is the last Prophet and θεόπνευστος/inspired writer. He sealed the Old Testament, and place the finishing touch upon it. He especially urges that final mandate to...

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Not as familiar with Malachi as you would like to be?

J.H. Heidegger gives us a breakdown...

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: Malachi: Detailed Outline

5. The parts of the book are two: I. An accusation against the people on account of their want of zeal for the honor of God (Malachi 1-3). II. A denunciation of the coming of the day of the Lord (Malachi 4). A Synoptic Table of the book, and its Interpreters, Ancient, Reformed, Lutheran...

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Let's get familiar with the Book of Malachi!

J.H. Heidegger gives us a brief and memorable outline! Helpful!

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What are the best modern commentaries on Malachi?

J.H. Heidegger gives us the best of the older...

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: Malachi: Interpreters

HOLY FATHERS: None separately.REFORMED: Danæus, Grynæus, Œcolampadius, Martinus, Moller, Polanus, Willius, Van Til, Hoeke. English: Sclater,[1] Stock,[2] Torshell.[3]LUTHERAN: Balduin, Draconites, Himmel, Melanchthon, Regius, Tarnovius, Varenius, Winckelmann.ROMAN CATHOLIC: Acosta...

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For the first time in English...

J.H. Heidegger's introductory study of the Book of Malachi is available in its entirety! free and online!

Old Testament Survey | Class Page

This course is a survey of the entire Old Testament, but with an abiding focus upon the presence and promise of the Messiah. Let's get ready for the Study.

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For the first time in English...

J.H. Heidegger's "Handbook of the Old Testament" is now available in its entirety! free and online!

Old Testament Survey | Class Page

This course is a survey of the entire Old Testament, but with an abiding focus upon the presence and promise of the Messiah. Let's get ready for the Study.

www.fromreformationtoreformation.com

 

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Let's get familiar with the Old Testament!

An Old Testament Survey, complete with J.H. Heidegger's "Handbook of the OT" and Lectures, is available! free and online!

Old Testament Survey | Class Page

This course is a survey of the entire Old Testament, but with an abiding focus upon the presence and promise of the Messiah. Let's get ready for the Study.

www.fromreformationtoreformation.com

 

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For the first time in English...

J.H. Heidegger's introductory study of the Book of Malachi is available in its entirety! free and online!

Old Testament Survey | Class Page

This course is a survey of the entire Old Testament, but with an abiding focus upon the presence and promise of the Messiah. Let's get ready for the Study.

www.fromreformationtoreformation.com

It has been a blessing to follow along. Because the time of the work was prior to the onslaught of critical issues it is useful to get back to what is of chief importance in an Introduction. I especially appreciated the fundamental commitment to the inspiration and infallibility of Scripture. The references to the Christian tradition were also a helpful guide.

 

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It has been a blessing to follow along. Because the time of the work was prior to the onslaught of critical issues it is useful to get back to what is of chief importance in an Introduction. I especially appreciated the fundamental commitment to the inspiration and infallibility of Scripture. The references to the Christian tradition were also a helpful guide.

It is interesting... I think that I have found that the more thoroughly a student is grounded in the testimony of actual history concerning matters of special introduction, the more speculative the modern scholarly reconstructions seem.

Thank you for the encouraging words...