Torah Study for Israel

Writings

Torah Insights

Torah Scrolls

Explore prophetic writings and scrolls for those returning to covenant in Israel.

An open book with text written in a serif font. The heading reads 'The Books of the Prophets' and there are numbered verses on the page. The text discusses measurements such as ephah and homer, along with religious and historical references.
A close-up view of an open book, displaying text from the Books of the Prophets. The text is printed in two columns with verse numbers on the side. The lighting casts a soft shadow, adding depth to the page.
A page from a book with text that appears to be from the Bible. The text is partially in focus and discusses a prophecy to the mountains of Israel. Notes are handwritten in the margin on the left side of the page.
An open book showing a page from the Books of the Prophets. The text includes various verses that are neatly aligned in columns, with some specific words bolded. The page number 643 is visible at the top right corner.
An open book lies on a flat surface. The visible text is from a religious scripture, specifically the section titled 'The Books of the Prophets.' The passage highlights a verse regarding Jerusalem, discussing themes of faithfulness and divine judgment.
A close-up view of an open book displaying a section titled 'The Books of the Prophets' with visible text that includes references to biblical figures such as Gedaliah and Jeremiah. The page number 601 is clearly shown.
A close-up image of a page from a book, featuring religious or biblical text. The page contains specifically numbered sections and is printed in two columns. The text appears focused on religious prophecy and warnings.
A close-up view of an open book displaying text in a serif typeface. The text details historical or biblical content, mentioning figures like Nebuzaradan and cities such as Jerusalem. The page is numbered 615 and has a heading labeled 'The Books of the Prophets.' The lighting gives the page a warm tone with soft shadows, indicating a serene reading environment.