The name Obadiah means 'servant of Jehovah' and was a common name in Old Testament times. Nothing is known of the personal history of Obadiah except what is written in the book that bears his name. The book of Obadiah is the shortest of all the books in the Old Testament and was probably written about 586 B.C. shortly after the destruction of Jerusalem. Two important principles that Obadiah wrote about is that pride and wickedness leads to destruction and we each can help in the Lord's plan of salvation by performing temple work for those who have passed on.
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