Malachi
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- proper noun
- /ˈmæl.ə.kaɪ/
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Malaquías
- Our text today is from Malachi, chapter four.
- Book of Malachi
Between Malachi in your Bible, cause in the Hebrew Bible, the the last book is not Malachi, but between Malachi and Matthew.
- Between Malachi in your Bible, cause in the Hebrew Bible, the the last book is not Malachi, but between Malachi and Matthew.
Examples
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In the case of tithing, that most popular passage is Malachi 3.
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Now, Malachi 3 and verse 8, it asks a simple question.
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Mr. Jones: In the book of Malachi, chapter 3, starting at verse 8, it says, will a man rob God?
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It is written in the book of the prophet, Malachi.
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And then the prophetic books Isaiah and Malachi contain or tell of things future.
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Our text today is from Malachi, chapter four.
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It is written in the book of the prophet, Malachi.
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Now, Malachi 3 and verse 8, it asks a simple question.
Synonyms
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The final book of the Old Testament with messages from the prophet Malachi
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Etymology
Malachi comes from the Hebrew root mal'akh meaning 'messenger' with the ending -i meaning 'my', so the name reads 'my messenger'. That's why the Book of Malachi is presented as messages or prophecies from God's messenger.