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[[File:Tissot Malachi.jpg|thumbnail|right|thumbnail|300px|Imaginative image of [[Malachi (Prophet)|Malachi]] (watercolor c. 1896–1902 by James Tissot)]]
[[File:Tissot Malachi.jpg|thumbnail|right|thumbnail|300px|Imaginative image of [[Malachi (Prophet)|Malachi]] (watercolor c. 1896–1902 by James Tissot)]]
The '''Book of Malachi''' is a book in the [[Old Testament]]. In the majority of Bibles it is the last book in the [[Old Testament]].
The '''Book of Malachi''' is a book in the [[Old Testament]]. In the majority of Bibles it is the last book in Tanakh the [[Old Testament]].
It deals with prophecies about the end of days, rebukes for the sins of the people and the priests, and promises of future redemption.
[[Malachi (Prophet)|Malachi]] is the author of the Book of Malachi. He was a minor [[prophet]] in the [[Old Testament]].
[[Malachi (Prophet)|Malachi]] is the author of the Book of Malachi. He was a minor [[prophet]] in the [[Old Testament]].
Its most famous (and sometimes controversial in the 'views' of some) verse is 3:10 which is used to promote the concept of [[tithe|tithing]].
Its most famous (and sometimes controversial) verse is 3:10 which is used to promote the concept of [[tithe|tithing]].
== External links ==
== External links ==