Abstract This study explores the use of verbal irony in three case studies across Septuagint Prophets: Amos 4:4–5, Isa 47:12–13, and Ezek 28:3–5. In MT, all these passages make to express criticism. The prophets’ critiques remain LXX versions, but do not contain some cases. paper aims discern how each translator has approached rendering Hebrew parent text by describing observable results transl...

Purpose: This paper examines the speech acts performed in prophecy by Prophets Ghana.
 Methodology: Qualitative data was used comprising two prophesies and directions of four prophets study. Appropriate for study has been elicited through audio recording a T.V broadcasting Prophecies some selected prophets. The obtained autographically transcribed translated into English easy analysis.&#x0...

O ne of the meanings of ‘‘reveal’’ is ‘‘to disclose through prophets’’. In the world of pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), REVEAL refers more modestly to the Registry to EValuate Early and Long-term PAH Disease Management [1–3]. In the current issue of the European Respiratory Review, two of the key contributors to this modern era registry have elegantly summarised their recent findings and...

This Special Issue of Religions focuses on the reception and contemporary significance Hebrew prophets prophetic literature Bible/Old Testament [...]

Suffering New Testament believers ministered by Old prophets: Exegesis of 1 Peter 1:10–12. Even though 1:10–12 has received considerable attention in the research done on Peter, fact that these verses emphasises prophets to believers, not yet been properly investigated. This article focuses ministry prophets, mentioned 1:10–12, and indicates how this became a reality lives addressees. The exege...

The question has always been raised throughout history whether human beings need to follow the prophets or divine revelation to achieve salvation. There will be no need, as some believe, to follow divine teachings once human beings reach intellectual maturity; however, others insist on the permanent need for Guidance from God due to inadequacy of human reason. In the third or fourth century AH,...