Which book is the New Testament's sole prophetic book?

Which book is the New Testament's sole prophetic book?

• A. Daniel
• B. Isaiah
• C. Ezekiel
• D. Revelation

Answer: (D)

Prophetic literature communicates messages from God about future events, divine plans, and ultimate justice. In the New Testament, the only book written primarily as prophecy and filled with apocalyptic visions is Revelation. It presents visions given to John about the end of this age, the return of Christ, final judgment, and the coming of God’s kingdom. Its purpose is to reveal God’s sovereignty and to urge believers to remain faithful under pressure, offering hope through what lies ahead. The other books listed come from the Old Testament and feature prophetic messages to Israel in earlier times. While Daniel includes apocalyptic imagery, it is part of the Old Testament, not the New. Isaiah and Ezekiel are also Old Testament prophetic works. So Revelation stands out in the New Testament as the sole book whose main genre is prophecy.

Prophetic literature communicates messages from God about future events, divine plans, and ultimate justice. In the New Testament, the only book written primarily as prophecy and filled with apocalyptic visions is Revelation. It presents visions given to John about the end of this age, the return of Christ, final judgment, and the coming of God’s kingdom. Its purpose is to reveal God’s sovereignty and to urge believers to remain faithful under pressure, offering hope through what lies ahead.

The other books listed come from the Old Testament and feature prophetic messages to Israel in earlier times. While Daniel includes apocalyptic imagery, it is part of the Old Testament, not the New. Isaiah and Ezekiel are also Old Testament prophetic works. So Revelation stands out in the New Testament as the sole book whose main genre is prophecy.