Drawing together all the threads of Biblical prophecy

I'm looking for recommendations for Logos resources that brings all of Biblical prophecy together showing the intricately interwoven threads from each of the prophets. For example, contrasting and complimentary messianic prophecies from the Psalms, Isiah, Zechariah, etc., etc.

Also, of particular interest are end time prophecies. For example, how Daniel and the Revelation play nicely with one another.

My goal is to gain a clearer understanding of how prophecy is a unified whole throughout Scriptures. Thanks in advance!

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William Gabriel

I wish I could help you out--it sounds like an interesting subject, but I do not see anything like it in my library. All my books on the prophets are either commentaries, surveys, and contextualizations. Perhaps some books that are close are: Bible Prophesy Made Easy, Synopsis of the Books of the Bible: Ezra to Malachi (but then you have to understand Darby's filter).

I'll be watching this thread with interest. I think your idea would be a daunting undertaking. You could look at any single biblical-theological subject and write at least a whole book on how that subject plays out through prophecy.

You probably need something now, but it may be interesting to wait for David Paul's two books (... he may want to rethink the subtitle of the 2nd):

1) Prophecy: The Language of ’Elohhiym

2) Hermeneutically Sealed—How the God of the Bible Has Hidden Staggering Prophetic Truths from You and Everyone Else for Thousands of Years

Dave Moser

This won't cover all the bases you want to hit but it will address many of them; and it does so by tying them all together at the end of the Bible:

Greg Beale's volume The Book of Revelation: New International Greek Testament Commentary walks through the book of Revelation showing all the echoes of OT themes, especially prophecies, contained in the book. Beale does this far more thoroughly than any other commentary available. (See his other volumes, Handbook on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament and Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament, to see why this is the case.)

Brother Mark

Thanks gents! I'll continue to watch for more suggestions, but Beale sounds interesting to me.