Religious Text

The Book of Ezekiel, one of the major prophetic books in the Old Testament, presents visions of judgment and future blessings, emphasizing God's sovereignty in justice and grace.

Jonah is a narrative about a prophet who defies God's command, leading to a dramatic encounter with a great fish and a mission to save the city of Nineveh.

The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Philippians is a letter about joy, perseverance, and faith, written by Paul from prison to the Christian community in Philippi.

Deuteronomy is a farewell address delivered by Moses to the Israelites, emphasizing the importance of following Yahweh's laws and offering hope for restoration through repentance.

The Book of Ezekiel is a major prophetic text in the Old Testament, documenting the prophet Ezekiel's visions and messages from God, focusing on judgment, destruction, and eventual renewal and blessings for Israel.

The book of Hosea, translated and annotated by F.T. Bassett, presents the prophetic messages of Hosea, emphasizing God's anger at Israel's unfaithfulness and his enduring commitment to them.

2 Samuel details the reign of King David, highlighting his triumphs and failures as a leader, father, and servant of God.

The Book of Joshua chronicles Israel's conquest of the Promised Land, showcasing God's faithfulness and the importance of trust and obedience.