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Malachi: Easy Doesn’t Change the World is unavailable, but you can change that!

So often we affirm God’s love until things go wrong. In anger, anxiety, or pain, we doubt his goodness or involvement in our lives. Like the Israelites of Malachi’s day, we cry out, “How have you loved us?” The words of the prophet Malachi both comfort us with God’s love and challenge us to reciprocate that love—even in dark times. Malachi shows us that we need a Savior.

In the mid-fifth century BC, God’s love was proclaimed by a prophet known to us as Malachi. His name means “messenger” or “angel”—and that’s literally how the ancient Greek translation of the Old Testament, the Septuagint, renders it (ἄγγελος, angelos). (If you’re using Logos Bible Software, you can use the Bible Word Study tool to learn how this word is used throughout the Septuagint.) This suggests that “Malachi” may be an anonymous “messenger,”
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