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Obadiah: Conquering the Book in 60 Seconds

Brief summary of the Bible book of Obadiah

Obadiah is a minor prophetic book that speaks against Edom, a nation that rejoices in the downfall of Judah. The book reveals God’s judgment and restoration for His people.

A 60-second read of the book of Obadiah

  • Chapter 1: Edom’s pride will bring destruction.
    "Though you soar like the eagle and make your nest among the stars, from there I will bring you down," declares the Lord.

  • Chapter 2: God will bring Edom to shame, and Judah will be restored.
    "But on Mount Zion, there will be deliverance; it will be holy, and Jacob will possess his inheritance."

  • Chapter 3: Edom’s violence and betrayal will be repaid.
    "For the violence against your brother Jacob, shame shall cover you, and you shall be cut off forever."

Obadiah is a short but powerful book that reveals God’s justice and mercy. It reminds us that pride, violence, and betrayal will ultimately lead to destruction. However, those who trust in the Lord will be restored and delivered. We are encouraged to read the entire book of Obadiah to gain a deeper understanding of God’s sovereignty and love for His people.

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