The Books of the Prophets: Guiding Word, Volume 4

Discover the voices of the Old Testament prophets—warning, comforting, and pointing to Jesus—across seventeen powerful books woven together in God’s ongoing narrative of hope and redemption.

Journey through all seventeen prophetic books — from Isaiah's breathtaking visions of the coming Messiah to Malachi's final, urgent call to repentance — to understand the path God was laying for our future salvation. Discover how ancient warnings of judgment, exile, and destruction ultimately point toward one extraordinary story: God's relentless pursuit of humanity through Jesus Christ.

With built-in study tools, historical context, and connections between the Old and New Testaments, this volume transforms intimidating texts into accessible, life-changing encounters with God's Word.

The Books of the Prophets: Guiding Word, Volume 4 will forever change how you read the prophets — revealing not a collection of distant warnings, but a living, breathing promise of hope.

About the Guiding Word Series

Have you ever opened your Bible and felt utterly lost? You are not alone. Packed with historical context, theological insight, and practical reading tools, the Guiding Word Series takes you through the entirety of the Bible in six volumes. These volumes don’t just help you read the Bible—they help you truly understand and connect to His Word. Whether you're a seasoned Bible reader or a curious newcomer, this series will transform how you read Scripture — forever.

Build Your Bible Reading Skills Through Six Key Features:

• Visualize: Maps, diagrams, pictures, and infographics to help you visualize scenes, locations, and concepts.
• Picture of the Savior: Highlights people, places, or events that point forward for the coming of Jesus.
• Link between the Testaments: Reveals relationships between the Old and New Testaments.
• Clear the Confusion: Clarifies passages that can be confusing by offering backstories, describing future developments, or explaining the significance of the event.
• Set the Scene: Explains important cultural and historical themes.
• Waypoint: Asks you to consider a question or dig deeper into the text.