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What was the mission of the prophets of Israel?
Throughout the Old Testament, they play a crucial role: they work miracles, anoint kings, challenge kings, and prophesy Israel's future joys and sorrows.
While they warned Israel of the impending judgment that would be the consequence of its sin, perhaps they are best remembered for their prophecies of hope for the coming Messiah.
In the ICC’s upcoming free online course, you will encounter these great men, including Isaiah, Jeremiah, Daniel, Elijah, Samuel, among others. Join the ICC and Fr. Sebastian Carnazzo to better appreciate the role of the prophets in salvation history!
Please register at InstituteofCatholicCulture.org/prophets
#Bible #BibleStudy #Scripture #OldTestament
What was the mission of the prophets of Israel?
Throughout the Old Testament, they play a crucial role: they work miracles, anoint kings, challenge kings, and prophesy Israel's future joys and sorrows.
While they warned Israel of the impending judgment that would be the consequence of its sin, perhaps they are best remembered for their prophecies of hope for the coming Messiah.
In the ICC’s upcoming free online course, you will encounter these great men, including Isaiah, Jeremiah, Daniel, Elijah, Samuel, among others. Join the ICC and Fr. Sebastian Carnazzo to better appreciate the role of the prophets in salvation history!
Please register at InstituteofCatholicCulture.org/prophets
#Bible #BibleStudy #Scripture #OldTestament





![The Confessions of St. Augustine: ICC Book Club
You rouse up [man] to take delight in praising You, for You have made us for Yourself, and our heart is restless until it rests in You. —St. Augustine
Join acclaimed author and translator Dr. Anthony Esolen for a guided book study of St. Augustines Confessions. Discover a true literary masterpiece—the greatest autobiography ever written—and enter into St. Augustines spiritual journey as he seeks the Lord from the depths of his heart.
This is the first of a three-part book club on The Confessions of St. Augustine. Recordings will be provided to those who cannot join one or more of the sessions live: https://instituteofcatholicculture.org/events/icc-book-club-st-augustines-confessions
Instructor:
Dr. Anthony Esolen is the author of dozens of books and over 1,500 articles in both scholarly and general interest journals. Known for his three-volume verse translation of the Modern Library edition of Dantes Divine Comedy, Professor Esolen has also written verse translations of Tassos epic poem, Jerusalem Delivered, and of Lucretius On the Nature of Things. His own book-length sacred poem, The Hundredfold: Songs for the Lord, is a series of 100 lyric poems and dramatic monologues interspersed with two dozen of his own beautifully written hymns. He has taught literature and the humanities for over 30 years, and he is a frequent speaker at colleges and at church and civic institutions. Dr. Esolen currently serves as Distinguished Professor of Literature at Thales College in Wake Forest, NC. For more from Dr. Esolen, please visit his online magazine, Word & Song, at www.AnthonyEsolen.com.
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