Hosea, Joel, Amos, right through to Malachi are all classed as minor prophets, even though their message from the Lord was vitally important (although often unheeded) and still in some cases relevant today.
Obadiah.
The wife of Joel or even the fact that Joel was married is not mentioned in the Bible.
Hosea and Zechariah each have 14 chapters. Zechariah has more verses.
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I think it is Abraham that is called in the Bible a first Prophet.
Obadiah.
Habakkuk was a prophet in the Hebrew Bible. He is one of the twelve minor prophets and his book contains his conversations with God about the injustices of the world.
Oobadiah in the bible was a minor prophet in the old testament.
The wife of Joel or even the fact that Joel was married is not mentioned in the Bible.
Yes, Obadiah is mentioned in the Bible. He is a minor prophet in the Old Testament who authored the Book of Obadiah.
Isaiah does so, but I wouldn't call him a minor prophet. The passage isIsaiah 20.
Malachi was a minor prophet of the bible - Old Testament. It is a Hebrew word which means My Messenger.
Hosea and Zechariah each have 14 chapters. Zechariah has more verses.
"Minor" in this case refers to the length of their books, it has nothing to do with their importance. In fact, it doesn't actually refer to the prophet (the person) but to the prophetic book that bears their name. In the Hebrew Bible there were twelve smaller books bundled as one called the "Twelve". The Christian Bible presents these twelve as separate books and calls them the "Minor Prophets". The longer prophetic books of the Old Testament are called "Major Prophets" and are considerably more lengthy writings. The concept of major and minor prophets is Christian and is not a concept used by Jews.
Yes, Jonah was a prophet in the Bible.
Yes, Samuel was a prophet in the Bible.
Micah was a minor prophet, but a good prophet.