A Forerunner Study · The Five Major Prophets

The Major Prophets

Five long books, each taken as a set of peaks in the paper-movements style of The Garden in the Scriptures. Every page carries a cast of characters, a walk through the book's highest points, modern parallels, and a kid-mode reading. Companion set to the twelve Minor Prophets.
Scripture ESV · teaching grounded in the IHOPKC Bible Commentary index, with per-verse exact-match provenance on each page · five of five complete
01
Isaiah
66 chapters · four peaks
The whole gospel in one book
“For to us a child is born, to us a son is given.”Isaiah 9:6
A prophet sees the whole story ahead of time: a holy God on a throne, a child who is God with us, and a Servant who heals us by His wounds.
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 02
Jeremiah
52 chapters · four peaks
The new covenant
“I will put my law within them, and I will write it on their hearts.”Jeremiah 31:33
The weeping prophet, and under all the tears God promises to write His law right inside people's hearts.
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 03
Lamentations
5 poems · three movements
New every morning
“His mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning.”Lamentations 3:22–23
Five sad poems over a burned city, and right in the middle the promise that God's mercy is brand new every single morning.
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 04
Ezekiel
48 chapters · four peaks
Dry bones and a new heart
“I will cause breath to enter you, and you shall live.”Ezekiel 37:5
Wild visions by a river in exile: dry bones standing up alive, a new heart for a hard people, and a river of healing from God's house.
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 05
Daniel
12 chapters · four peaks
The Son of Man's kingdom
“His dominion is an everlasting dominion, which shall not pass away.”Daniel 7:14
A brave exile in a furnace and a lions' den, who sees the Son of Man given a kingdom that never, ever ends.
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The five start with Isaiah's throne room and end with Daniel's resurrection dawn, the wise shining like the stars forever. Companion set to The Twelve Minor Prophets and The Garden in the Scriptures. Each book was queried verse by verse against the local IHOPKC Bible Commentary index; scripture is ESV, and teacher quotes keep the wording of the source. Kid mode gives every card a simpler line.