Malachi
~450–430 BCE, Jerusalem, post-exilic
The last canonical prophet of the Hebrew Bible. "Malachi" means "my messenger." He wrote in the disputation style: he would speak God's word, quote the people's objection back to them, and then answer. "But you say, 'How have we defiled you?'" He called Israel to return to covenant faithfulness in tithing, marriage, and worship. He predicted the return of Elijah before "the great and dreadful day of the LORD." His book is the last word of the Hebrew canon before four hundred years of silence.
On their voice
~450 BCE. Post-exilic Jerusalem. The temple has been rebuilt but the people are weary of it. Priests offer blind and lame animals. Men divorce the wives of their youth. The covenant feels distant. Malachi is not despairing — he is the last voice before a very long silence, still insisting the covenant is real.
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