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'''Biblical prophecy''' is a doctrine of foreknowledge and predictions in the Bible.  Seventeen of the books of the Old Testament are the writings of prophets, from [[Isaiah]] to [[Malachi]], who are considered the Men of [[God]].  Women of God are also mentioned in the Bible such as [[Deborah]].  These prophets spoke to the children of Israel, usually concerning rewards and punishment dependent on following the [[Bible|word of God]].

'''Biblical [[prophecy]]''' is a doctrine of foreknowledge and predictions in the Bible.  Seventeen of the books of the Old Testament are the writings of prophets, from [[Isaiah]] to [[Malachi]], who are considered the Men of [[God]].  Women of God are also mentioned in the Bible such as [[Deborah]].  These prophets spoke to the children of Israel, usually concerning rewards and punishment dependent on following the [[Bible|word of God]].

   

   

==The arrival of Jesus==

==The arrival of Jesus==

==End time prophecy==

==End time prophecy==

The [[Book of Revelation]], in addition to various passages in New Testament, warns of prerequisites and calamity that will culminate in the [[Second Coming]].  Much biblical scholarship is devoted to determining the exact meanings of such prophecies, allusive and cloaked in metaphors, to correlate past events and predict future world events, particularly apocalyptic happenings.

The [[Book of Revelation]], in addition to various passages in New Testament, warns of prerequisites and calamity that will culminate in the [[Second Coming]].  Much biblical scholarship is devoted to determining the exact meanings of such prophecies, [[Allusion|allusive]] and cloaked in [[metaphor]]s, to correlate past events and predict future world events, particularly apocalyptic happenings.

==See also==

==See also==

*[[Great Apostasy]]

*[[Great Apostasy]]

*[[Revelation, Book of (historical exegesis)]]

*[[Revelation, Book of (historical exegesis)]]

==External links==

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