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Malachi

Explore the people and evidence recorded for the book of Malachi. Entries follow their first cited passage in the selected text.

People recorded in this book 7

Recorded names may include people recalled from earlier stories. Each entry keeps its existing source identity.

  • Malachi

    the prophet

    Supporting Scripture
    Open person record

  • LORD

    Holy, Holy, Holy and too many others to fit here

    Recorded names: LORD · LORD of Hosts · God

    Explorer record: God

    The source combines God/LORD and Jesus mentions in one shared record. Names here come from the selected passages; the family tree labels that record Jesus.

    Sample references (3 of 43)
    Open person record

  • Esau

    firstborn son of Isaac

    Supporting Scripture
    Open person record

  • Jacob

    second-born son of Isaac

    Supporting Scripture
    Open person record

  • Levi

    third-born son of Jacob, son of Leah

    Supporting Scripture
    Open person record

  • My servant Moses

    led Israel out of Egypt in the Exodus

    Explorer record: Moses

    Supporting Scripture
    Open person record

  • Elijah

    the prophet, Tishbite, who was of the settlers of Gilead

    Supporting Scripture
    Open person record

Events referenced in this book 0

Includes earlier events recalled in this book. Passage order and historical dates describe different aspects of the record.

No event citations are recorded for this selection in the current dataset. The book still contains events; its linked event coverage is incomplete.

    Places linked through referenced events 0

    Reviewed places associated with the cited events. These associations do not form a complete list of places mentioned in the book or prove that every supporting verse names the place.

    No reviewed event-place associations are recorded for this selection. Place coverage is incomplete; this does not mean the book names no places.