One adaptation of this collection grants large powers to rulers but implores citizens to retain their conscience.
One adaptation of this collection grants large powers to rulers but implores citizens to retain their conscience. This collection's Targum caused a "great earthquake" when it was composed by Yonatan ben Uzziel, and selections from this collection are read after the Torah in the Haftara during Shabbat. Its poetic section of Acharonim contains the Trei Asar as well as the "Book of Comfort" while its narrative section of Rishonim describes the Battle of Gibea and the Judgement of Solomon. It contains books that compare Israel to a harlot, Hosea and proclaim God's love for all people, Amos. For 10 points, identify this section of the Hebrew Bible consisting of many foretellings by dudes like Ezekiel and Isaiah, and which falls between the Torah and the Ketubim.
One adaptation of this collection grants large powers to rulers but implores citizens to retain their conscience.
{Nevi'im} [or {Prophet}s; accept anything that suggests prophetic writings]