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Main Theme: Build the house of God so He would be glorified (1:8)
Background:
- In 586 B.C, the Babylonians destroyed the temple in Jerusalem (built by Solomon)
- Around 540 B.C, the Persians conquered Babylon and Judah (who were under Babylon)
- Around 538 B.C, a group of Judahites under the leadership of Zerubbabel return from exile into Jerusalem to (re)build a temple for God.
- Around 520 B.C, after temple construction work was stagnant for years, Haggai encourages God's people to build the house of God.
Outline:
Main Theme: Build the house of God so He would be glorified (1:8)
Background:
- In 586 B.C, the Babylonians destroyed the temple in Jerusalem (built by Solomon)
- Around 540 B.C, the Persians conquered Babylon and Judah (who were under Babylon)
- Around 538 B.C, a group of Judahites under the leadership of Zerubbabel return from exile into Jerusalem to (re)build a temple for God.
- Around 520 B.C, after temple construction work was stagnant for years, Haggai encourages God's people to build the house of God.
Outline:
- Haggai's first message:
- People lack blessing when God's house of neglected (1:3-6)
- Build the house of God so He would be glorified (1:7-11)
- People obey the word of God (1:12-15)
- Haggai's second message:
- God will bless this second temple (2:1-9)
- Haggai's third message:
- Blessing on the Lord even on unrighteous (unclean) people (2:10-19)
- Haggai's fourth message:
- God's judgement on the nations (2:20-22)
- God chooses Zerubbabel (2:23)
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