Malachi is a book in the Bible that is relevant to both Christians and Jews. Malachi's book is known as Hebrew in its original language. Malachias is the Greek name for it, while Malachias is the Latin name for it. The name signifies "God's Angel." This Book must have been written before Nehemiah came to Jerusalem (445 BC). It is believed that the book seemed after the reconstruction of the church in Jerusalem (515 BC). Therefore, Scholars estimate that the book was found in about 500 volumes. The message of the book was that God would send His messenger to open the way before His arrival and tell him about His treaty. People freed from Babylonian custody returned to the land (538 BC). The Book interprets their habitation circumstances at that time. It illustrates leaders taking the lead among God's people. When the Scriptures were put forward, the prophets Haggai, Ezra, and Nehemiah changed people's lives.

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