The document discusses several Old Testament prophets including Elijah, Elisha, Isaiah, Micah, and prophecies about Assyrians. Elijah defeated false prophets in a contest to prove whose god was real. Elisha performed miracles and succeeded Elijah. Isaiah foresaw the coming of the Lord and warned of total destruction. Micah accused rulers of exploiting people and was inspired by God to change that. The text also mentions prophecies about alternating periods of domination and decline for Assyrians.

1. Sean Chamber, Khalil Edwards, Colleen, Morgan Isacman, Bash, Joe Conwell, Scroks Group 3 Prophets

2. There were many prophets some were called Elijah, Elisha, Isaiah. Prophets

3. Division of Israel The south accepted him, but the north dosn’t because he does not agree to not oppress the people. They divide into north Israel and south Judah.

4. Challenge false prophets to who's god is real, he wins and kills the false prophets. Elijah

5. Ahab the king of the prophets Elijah recently defeated, wants his citizen naboth’s vineyard Naboth won’t give it up so he has his wife Jezebel to get him stoned. Ahab's Greed

6. He was Elijah’s right hand man, who in the end watched him fly off in a chariot of fire. Some of his miracles are multiplying bread like Jesus. Elisha

7. Isaiah Isaiah foresaw the arrival of the lord. Part of his message was: "The land will be completely laid waste and totally plundered. The LORD has spoken this word." (Isaiah 24:3).

8. Micah Accused nations rulers of exploiting the people for their own personal uses. Inspired by god to change that.

9. Assyrians Tells about alternating periods of domination and decline, and also about the struggle for leadership.

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