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Isaiah means "the _____________ of Jehovah".

Jeremiah's ministry covered about 40 years, and during all that time the prophet never once saw any signs of _______________ in his ministry. 

The Book of Lamentations is the lamentation of the prophet _______________ as he wept over Jerusalem following its desolation and captivity by Nebuchadnezzar.

From Ezekiel, the four living creatures setting forth the character of man are always depicted as having the face of a lion, a man, an ox and an eagle.  We see the same thing in the New Testament for Jesus.  The four gospels present Jesus in the same manner.  The Book of _________ depicts Jesus as the ox, the servant . . . 

. . . and in Matthew we see Him as the __________, king of the beasts.

If you would like to know God's program for the future, you must understand the Book of __________.

The first six chapters of Daniel are historical in their recollection of Daniel's life and others in their struggle to stand firm for God in the midst of ungodly circumstances.  The last six chapters of Daniel are ________________ regarding things that had not yet happened.

Hosea is the first book written by what we call the __________ prophets.

Isaiah's oldest son was named Mahershalalhashbaz which means "haste to the prey" or "haste to the __________"; God's prophetic way of telling Israel it was in deep trouble.

Isaiah's youngest son was named Shearjashub which means "a ___________ shall return"; God's prophetic way of reassuring restoration and comfort.

Certain prophetic symbols occur again and again throughout various books of prophecy to give you what this professor describes as a ________________, something that shows you or helps you determine where you are.

Joel 3:13-14 tell us there are "Multitudes and multitudes in the valley of _____________."

The Book of _______ declares to us the impartiality of God.

Interpretational _____________ are certain names or figures, or metaphors and similes, that once used to symbolize a thing maintain that symbolism throughout the scriptures wherever they may be mentioned.

For instance, ____ is consistenly symbolic of the Holy Spirit.

Jacob and Esau are always symbolic of the struggle between the ________ and the spirit.

Like Jonah, God has sent us to be a sign to this generation.  It is the sign of Jonah, the sign of __________________, a people who were once dead but are now alive in Christ.

In Micah, the word Gath means "______".

The name ________ means consolation or comfort; therefore, the book named after him was written to comfort the people of God.

In Habakkuk 2:4 we read that "the righteous must live by __________".

In Zephaniah, Ethiopia is a picture of man's _______________, or his intransigence to change. 

Haggai delivered four messages to the people -- all within a period of about a year and a half -- all concerning the building of the _________.

Zechariah means "God ___________".

According to Malachi, two things that mark those who are faithful in the days of apostasy are (1) they "_______ with one another" -- meaning that they opened up to one another . . .

. . . and (2) "they thought on His ______" -- the great resource of the people of God.