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Why Do Bible Prophecies Exist?
Why do Bible prophecies exist? They strengthen our faith that God is in control, letting us know He knows the future and has planned it out!
Bible Prophecies tell us what organizations work against God and His Kingdom. They also describe those who work for God’s glory!
Did you know the Bible also clearly identifies one church denomination as God’s special chosen people in the last days? And that God has chosen them to present the last warning message to the world just before His second coming!
An Amazing Purpose For Bible Prophecies!
And Bible Prophecies do one more amazing thing! They tell us how much God loves us and is committed to our salvation! The promise of a Savior was first given to Adam and Eve right after they sinned. Throughout the 6,000 years since that time, God has consistently worked and planned for the death of Jesus Christ! Each member of the Godhead has helped ensure that all of the prophecies regarding the Messiah would come to pass! And Jesus planned to die in our place!
Bible Prophecy tells us that since 1844, Jesus has been ministering in the Most Holy Place in the Heavenly Temple! To forgive us for our current sins and to “cleanse us from all unrighteousness” (See 1 John 1:9)
The Tabernacle Still Has Meaning!
The earthly Tabernacle (and later Temple) was an enactment of the Plan of Salvation! The Temple services pointed forward to Christ’s death on the Cross. But the need for those services ended when Jesus died! However, now the Tabernacle services have much to teach us about the plan of salvation! So, studying those old rituals and the structure of the Tabernacle is still very educational for all Christians! The veil was torn when Jesus died! This shows the accuracy of Bible Prophecy about Jesus’ identity and purpose!
The Amazing Facts website also has outstanding Bible studies on many topics here!
Old Testament
Prophetic Principles Of Interpretation
Song of Solomon
The whole book, chapter by chapter — and the prophecy in chapter 5.
10 ArticlesIsaiah
The gospel prophet.
1 ArticleJeremiah
The covenant written on the heart.
1 ArticleEzekiel
The throne vision, and the foundations it rests on.
22 ArticlesDaniel
Courage in Babylon, and the visions that map history.
14 ArticlesHosea
A marriage lived out as prophecy — an unfaithful wife bought back again and again, and the relentless love of God underneath every accusation.
14 ArticlesJoel
The day of the Lord, the outpoured Spirit, the roar from Zion.
4 ArticlesAmos
A shepherd from Judah sent north to indict a prosperous, corrupt kingdom — full altars and cheated scales in the same marketplace, and a promise of rebuilding beyond the judgment.
9 ArticlesObadiah
The shortest book in the Old Testament, aimed entirely at Edom — a brother who watched Jerusalem fall and helped himself to the ruins.
1 ArticleJonah
A prophet who runs the other way, a storm, a great fish, and a city that repents while the messenger sent to save it sits outside and sulks.
4 ArticlesMicah
A country prophet against a capital city — corrupt judges, hired prophets, and the same seven chapters that name Bethlehem and give Scripture its own summary of true religion.
7 ArticlesNahum
Nineveh’s second chance runs out — the same city Jonah once saved, in three short chapters of the most vivid battle poetry in the Old Testament.
3 ArticlesHabakkuk
A prophet who argues with God and waits on a watchtower for the answer — three chapters that give Scripture the verse Paul builds Romans and Galatians on.
3 ArticlesZephaniah
Sweeping judgment on Judah’s own compromise under good King Josiah, giving way to one of Scripture’s most tender pictures of God: a Father who rejoices over His people with singing.
3 ArticlesHaggai
A stalled building project, a discouraged remnant, and a promise about this same unfinished temple that Ellen White traces all the way to Christ Himself teaching in its courts.
2 ArticlesZechariah
Night visions, a high priest on trial before Satan, and the Triumphal Entry, the thirty pieces of silver, and the piercing at the cross all written five centuries in advance.
14 ArticlesMalachi
The last book of the Old Testament — tired, formal religion answered point by point, closing on a promise to send Elijah the prophet before the great and dreadful day of the LORD.
4 ArticlesNew Testament
Jude
A one-chapter letter from a brother of James and of the Lord, written to warn against false teachers already inside the church — quoting the prophecy of Enoch by name, and closing on the doxology every believer still borrows for its own benediction.
1 ArticleRevelation
The whole book, from the seven churches to the New Jerusalem.
22 Articles