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Thru the Bible Vol. 31: The Prophets (Zephaniah/Haggai) is unavailable, but you can change that!

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The Book of ZEPHANIAH INTRODUCTION Zephaniah identifies himself better than any of the other minor prophets. Habakkuk concealed himself in silence—we know nothing about his background—but Zephaniah goes to the opposite extreme and tells us more than is ordinary. He traces his lineage back to his great–great–grandfather, Hizkiah (whom we know as Hezekiah), king of Judah. In other words, Zephaniah was of the royal line. Zephaniah located the time of his writing just as clearly as he did his identification:
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