Prophetic Books are a collection of texts found in the Bible, specifically in the Old Testament. They contain the messages and teachings of prophets, who were individuals believed to be chosen by God to convey divine guidance and warnings to the people. These books often address themes such as justice, repentance, and the future of the Israelites. The major prophetic books include Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel, while the minor prophets consist of twelve shorter texts, including Hosea and Amos. Each book reflects the historical context and challenges faced by the Israelites, offering insights into their relationship with God and the moral lessons intended for the community.