Obadiah Chapter Quizzes
עבדיה (Ovadyah — “Servant of Yah”)
Obadiah, the shortest book in the Old Testament, pronounces judgment on Edom for pride and hostility toward Israel.
Written by Obadiah (c. 586-553 BC). To announce divine judgment on Edom and assure Israel of ultimate vindication.
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About Obadiah
Obadiah stands as the briefest book in the Old Testament, containing only 21 verses, yet it conveys a profound biblical message concerning God's justice, human arrogance, and faithfulness to His covenant. This concise prophetic utterance targets Edom, the descendants of Esau, who dwelt in the rugged highlands southeast of the Dead Sea. The book reveals the dire consequences of pride and the certain judgment that awaits those who mistreat God's people, especially in their most vulnerable moments. Though short, Obadiah carries immense theological weight, addressing enduring themes such as fraternal betrayal, the certainty of divine retribution, and the ultimate victory of God's reign.
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| Ch | Title | Key Event | Verses | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Judgment on Edom | Prophecy condemning Edom for pride and violence | 21 | Take Quiz |