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    Old Testament
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    The Book of Obadiah

    The Book of Obadiah is the shortest book in the Old Testament, yet it delivers a strong message of judgment against Edom for its pride and mistreatment of Israel.

    Obadiah condemns Edom for taking advantage of Judah's downfall and warns that pride will lead to destruction. The book affirms that God sees injustice and will hold nations accountable for their actions.

    It concludes with the promise that God's kingdom will ultimately prevail, reinforcing the theme of divine justice.

    Obadiah teaches:

    • •Pride leads to downfall
    • •God defends His people
    • •Justice will ultimately prevail.

    Author

    Obadiah

    Written

    586-553 BC

    Chapters

    1

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    The Book of Obadiah was written by Obadiah, approximately 586-553 BC.

    The Book of Obadiah contains 1 chapters and is part of the Old Testament.

    The key themes of Obadiah include: Judgment, Pride, Justice, Restoration.

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