| O.T. book |
| O. T. book |
| Bible book |
| Bible prophet |
| Major Prophet |
| Hebrew prophet |
| A major prophet |
| Biblical prophet |
| Book of the Bible |
| Prophetic OT book |
| Old Testament book |
| Book of prophecies |
| Book after Solomon |
| Biblical son of Amoz |
| Book before Jeremiah |
| Old Testament prophet |
| Song of Solomon neighbor |
| Song of Solomon follower |
| Prophet with his own book |
| Second-longest Bible book |
| Book after Song of Solomon |
| First of the Major Prophets |
| First of the Latter Prophets |
| ''Here am I; send me'' stater |
| Biblical book before Jeremiah |
| Unto us a son is given" source |
| Set thine house in order" sayer |
| Swords into plowshares" prophet |
| Biblical prophet (and his book) |
| Bible book after Song of Solomon |
| Prophet following Song of Solomon |
| First of the major Hebrew prophets |
| Old Testament book before Jeremiah |
| For unto us a child is born" source |
| Prophet on the Sistine Chapel ceiling |
| Four Essays on Liberty" author Berlin |
| So-called "Shakespeare of the Prophets |
| Bible book that follows Song of Solomon |
| Washington dropped from "Grey's Anatomy |
| Source for the libretto to Handel's "Messiah |
| Bible book whose name contains three vowels in a row |
| Bible book with the line "For unto us a child is born |
| Source of "they shall beat their swords into plowshares |
| It ends "... and they shall be an abhorring unto all flesh |
| Source of "let us eat and drink; for tomorrow we shall die |
| Source of the line "They shall beat their swords into plowshares |
| Sacramento Kings point guard Thomas who's named after a Pistons legend |
| Book where God's all like, "I will not cause pain without allowing something new to be born |