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Have you ever wondered what happened between the Old and New Testaments? For 400 years, no prophet spoke, no scripture was written, and the heavens seemed closed. This period, often called the "Silent Years," is one of the most mysterious and transformative eras in biblical history.

What You Will Learn: In this video, we explore the deep transition from the last words of Malachi to the sudden cry of John the Baptist in the wilderness. We dive into how Israel maintained its religious structures, rituals, and traditions even when they could no longer hear the voice of God.

Key Topics Covered:

The Last Warning: Why Malachi was the final prophetic voice of the Old Covenant.

The Rise of Tradition: How the lack of revelation led to the formation of the Pharisees and rigid religious systems.

Historical Shifts: How Israel survived under Persian, Greek, and Roman rule during the silence.

Breaking the Silence: Why John the Baptist didn't appear in the Temple, but in the desert.

Faith vs. Structure: The danger of maintaining a religious system when the living word is absent.

The silence of God was not an absence of activity; it was a period of preparation. Join us as we analyze the Bible through the lens of history, context, and the unfolding process of divine revelation.

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