The Books of Jeremiah and Lamentations are both traditionally ascribed to Jeremiah, but the actual authorship of Lamentations can not be established. Similar style and language are common to several of the prophet's contemporaries, and the viewpoint expressed in Lamentations is most unlike his pronouncements in Jeremiah.
the two types of prophets are major and minor. It major and minor is referred to as the length of their books not importance. major are: Isaiah, Lamentations, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel minor are: the 12 books between hosea to malachi
In the King James Bible, two books consist of ten chapters: Ezra and Esther.
john and daniel
Isaiah and Jeremiah
The five groups are: # The Law Books or Books of Moses # Historical Books # Poetical Books # Major Prophets # Minor Prophets * Sometimes the last two groups are regarded as one division.
The difference between the two is that the books of the major prophets were more in chapters, so could well have more prophecies , the minor prophets had less chapters in their book , and so less prophecies.
No as they are written by two old testament prophets.
A:Most of the post-exilic prophets were anonymous and wrote in the name of earlier prophets such as Isaiah, so their names are unknown to us. The post-exilic Book of Malachi was written anonymously, and the word 'Malachi' merely rfers to a verse that mentions a 'messenger'. The Books of Haggai and Zechariah are named after two known post-exilic prophets.
The distinction between major and minor prophets is purely based on the length of their book. Isaiah, Jermiah, and Ezekiel are the major prophets whose books are quite lengthy. In fact Isaiah has the longest book in the Bible by number of chapters. Then there are the minor prophets Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habbakuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi. These prophets have much shorter books. Major and minor prophets are not distinguished because of their mesage, importance, or by who they were. They were divided this way because of the lenght of their book.
The distinction between major prophet and minor prophet with respect to the Old Testament and Hebrew scripture is not necessarily intuitive. The minor prophets refer to a collection of writing of 12 prophets in a single book in the Hebrew scripture but broken into separate books in the Christian Old Testament (Hoseato Malachi). Major Prophet describes the longer books of prophecies in The Bible whose name matches the prophet it describes namely Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel.Elijah and Elisha would be considered in the top ten of prophets yet they are not "Major" prophets because their record is found in books of 1 and 2 Kings rather than in the prophetic writings. So the terms "major" and "minor" in this context refers to two groups of books and does not signify their importance.
There are many proverbs in the Old Testament, especially in the Book of Proverbs, which has around 31 chapters that are devoted to proverbs. Many proverbs can be found throughout the first five book of the Bible, which is knonw as the Law or the Books of the Law. The two books of Kings and the 2 books of Samuel, as well as many or all of the major and minor prophets have wisdom and proverbs in them, especially in Ecclesiates and Isaiah.
In the bible there are two main type of prophets. They are the major and minor prophets.