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Haggai, The Book of,
also called THE PROPHECY OF AGGEUS, the 10th of 12 Old Testament books that bear
the names of the Minor Prophets. Haggai (fl. 6th century BC) helped
mobilize the Jewish community for the rebuilding of the Temple of Jerusalem
(516 BC) after the Babylonian Exile and prophesied the glorious future of the
messianic age.
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The book consists of four prophecies delivered
over a four-month period in the second year of the reign of the Persian king
Darius I the Great (521 BC). Although attributed to Haggai, the book must be
credited to someone other than the prophet; it was probably compiled soon after
the occurrence of the events, however.
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| Haggai's oracles show his concern for the
immediate reconstruction of the Temple in Jerusalem. He believed that the
economic distress of the people was caused by their negligent delay in starting
the construction and that Zerubbabel, the governor of Judah under Darius, was
God's chosen Davidic representative. |
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| Outline |
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The
command to rebuild the Temple
1.1-15 |
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Messages
of comfort and hope
2.1-23 |
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