These books show that God wants His people to be holy, and He will avenge His chosen.

In these two books, the apostle Peter discusses many topics, including how a church leader should live and treat those in the congregation, salvation, false teachers, and encouragement to be faithful.

Nahum ends with some grave words for Nineveh and others in the surrounding area. I Peter speaks about several topics, including submission to authority, husband/wife relations, and being ready to give answers to those who question our faith.

James has some wise words regarding the tongue, and Nahum prophesies against Ninevah.

Micah concludes with a prayer, and James tells believers that their faith must produce action.

In Jude, the apostle Paul warns against false teachers in the church. As for Micah, his prophecies are toward Samaria and Jerusalem.

Three entire books in one episode! In Obadiah, Paul vouches for a new believer who was a slave, to the slave’s former owner. In Obadiah, God’s displeasure at Israel is again evident, as is His forgiving nature. In Jonah, one of the best-known stories in the Bible, we see the prophet swallowed by the great…

God’s displeasure is tempered by His love for Israel.

God will avenge Israel, says the final chapter of Joel. Then, God says that he will judge the surrounding nations in the first chapters of Amos.

In Titus, Paul gives advice on what a church leader’s character should be like, and in Joel we read more prophecy of the end times.