The story of Obadiah
Obadiah was a minor prophet in the Bible, and is best known for his book of prophecy in the Old Testament. He is believed to have lived in the 8th century BC, during the reign of King Ahab of Israel. His parents are not mentioned in the Bible, and it is not known if he had any siblings. Obadiah's book of prophecy is the shortest book in the Old Testament, and it is believed to have been written to warn the Edomites of the impending destruction of their nation. Obadiah's prophecy was a warning to the Edomites to repent and turn away from their wickedness, or else they would suffer the consequences. Obadiah is best known for his prophecy, which is seen as a warning to all nations to turn away from their wickedness and repent. He is also known for his strong faith in God, and his unwavering commitment to God's will. Obadiah's book of prophecy is seen as a reminder to all people to remain faithful to God and to follow His commands.
Name meaning
Servant of Yahweh
Name origin
Hebrew
Role
Governor
First mention
1 Kings 18:3
Appearances in the Bible
19 mentions