Jeremiah lays into the people for the emptiness of their idolatry. Who would be silly enough to create a "God" that never challenges them and always does exactly what they like? Oh, wait...

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Jeremiah delivers a sermon from the temple that condemns the people for putting their trust in the temple instead of God. 

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Jeremiah continues warning the people about an impending disaster. He is not becoming very popular with this message, but that's okay. 

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Jeremiah is the most relatable prophet. He goes through difficulties but remains faithful. His message of Judgment and hope is one that our society needs to hear just as much as his did. 

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Zephaniah focuses on the day of the Lord and the judgment and blessing of it. His message of personal responsibility might have been what led a young King Josiah to seek God. 

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Josiah led the most sweeping reform and revival of all of the kings of Judah. He most closely matches the spirit and obedience of David, but all of it was too late. God has already promised the destruction and exile of Judah, and though Josiah will be spared from seeing it, it is still coming. 

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Nahum is the sequel to the book of Jonah. In it we see a second prophet speaking against the wickedness of Nineveh and Assyria about 100 years after Jonah famously visited.

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Despite Hezekiah's terrible reputation, after being taken captive to Assyria, he repents and returns to Jerusalem to worship Yahweh. Very much the same way that the people of Judah will do.

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Hezekiah takes a left turn and does not pass on his legacy to his son who falls deeper and harder into idolatry and wickedness than any other king we have seen. The end is coming, is your house in order?

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Isaiah closes his prophecy by revealing that there are two possible outcomes of history and they are based on your repentance and God's redemption.

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