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The subject of Obadiah is the destruction of Edom. The message for people of today would seem to be the futility of fighting against God or God's people. I don't see Obadiah responding to social issues of the day.
It is saying that those who rejoiced at the destruction of God's Temple will themselves be destroyed.
About 586 B.C., Babylon took Judah into exile and as neighbor Edom helped Babylon and took away Judah's southern territory, God sent His servant Obadiah to explain the situation to His people. Obadiah has two messages: God know and will judge the sins of His people's enemies, and the day of the Lord will bring deliverance for God's people. Obadiah shows God's justice, sovereignty, and grace amid disaster. The salvation of God's people and the destruction of Edom were both prohesied in the book of Obadiah verses 17+18. The fact that Edom no longer exists, and that the Israelites were again restored to their homeland, prove the accurate fulfillment of this prophecy.(Jeremiah 25:15-17, 21, 27-29; 49:7-22 and Ezekiel 25:12-14; 35:1-15 joined Obadiah in his prophecy about Edom's destruction).
The abbreviation of Obadiah is usually 'Oba' or 'Obad'.
Obadiah Shepherd has written: 'A letter from Obadiah Shepherd to Doctor. Zealwag. ..'
Obadiah in the Bible was not a demon but a prophet.
Obadiah Johnson was born in 1849.
Obadiah Grew died in 1689.
Obadiah Grew was born in 1607.
Obadiah Hadwen was born in 1824.
Obadiah Hadwen died in 1907.
Obadiah Rich was born in 1777.