When Ezra the Levite, who may have also been the High Priest, prepared the Official Jewish Canon at the command of God Himself, the same that is called the Old Testament by Christians, he authorized a handful of other books as being noteworthy for study. Since these survived the book burning by Nebuchadnezzar, and were not lost to humanity, Ezra didn’t feel the need to edit them nor place them in the official collection of the Holy Bible. Anyone wanting to read these books was able to.
We are fortunate that many centuries later, one of these books on Ezra’s “must read list” survived. It was the Book of Gad the Seer, one of two personal prophets assigned as counselors to King David. For the remainder of our feast into Ezra, let’s study the little known but very important Book of Gad the Seer.

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