Time of the prophets

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I want for my person use the dates of the following prophets.

This is not homework, it is, again, for my personal use.

Thanks

Isaiah

Ezekiel

Malachi

Micah

Ezra

Nehemiah

Again, thanks!
 
Open a book and find out or do a search on the internet - its quite simple to find theses dates - all you have to do is look.
 
Please know that I have tried going to the introdcutions to the prophets in the Bible that I have, and it is all rather ambiguous.

Also, there are different schools of thought for people like Jonah and the three Isaiahs.

Thanks!

Any help?

Thanks!
 
Timeline of the Prophets and who they were preaching to:

Jonah 770 B.C. to Ninevah
Amos 760 to Israel
Hosea 760 - 730 to Israel
Isaiah 740 - 700 to Judah
Micah 737 - 690 to Judah
Habakkah 630 to Judah
Zephaniah 627 to Judah
Jeremiah 627 - 580 to Judah
Daniel 605 - 530 to Judah
Ezekiel 593 - 570 to Judah
Nahum 593 - 570 to Ninevah
Haggai 520 to Judah
Zechariah 520 - 518 to Judah
Joel 500 to Judah
Obadiah 500 to Edom
Malachi 433 B.C. to Judah
 
Jim_Baur said:
I want for my person use the dates of the following prophets.

This is not homework, it is, again, for my personal use.

Thanks

Isaiah

Ezekiel

Malachi

Micah

Ezra

Nehemiah

Again, thanks!
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There is a difference between “when” the prophets lived than “when” the books that bear their names were written or “when” they achieved their final “edition” we have in our Bibles today.
 
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There is a difference between “when” the prophets lived than “when” the books that bear their names were written.
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True, many scholars do think Isaiah was written in 3 different time periords. But these are the traditional dates.
 
Inside the Bible, by Fr. Kenneth Baker, SJ. Excellent resource, and designed to be practical rather than scholarly. It includes capsulized descriptions of the 73 books, with their place in the bible, date and author (if known), the theme of the book, as well as a summary, theological content, an outline and a reflection on a representative verse(s). Highly recommended.
 
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