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This article demonstrates the vindictive tone of Malachis final sermon by highlighting the amazing reversal of fortunes of the righteous and shocking end of the wicked. Such a reversal or antithesis this article proposes, serves as a climax to the literary motif and artistic brilliance of reversal noticeable in the book of Malachi. The substance of Malachis message is that of triumph of Yahwehs justice over obvious inequalities of life. Malachi 3:1321 reveals that beyond the horizon of lived reality lies a judgement moment in which good and evil are still criteria of what is acceptable and unacceptable to Yahweh. The article examines the literary structure and content of the this unit of Malachis oracle, provides detailed exegesis of the cynicism or antithesis in the text and concludes by synthesising the result in an attempt at reconciling Yahwehs supposed justice with obvious lifes inequalities. Malachis prediction of the ultimate restoration of the fortune of the righteous and shameful end of the wicked, stands as a refutation of the insinuation that to serve Yahweh is worthless.<p><strong>Intradisciplinary and/or interdisciplinary implications: </strong>This article not only focuses on the synchronic dimensions of this text, but also the diachronic perspectives. The literary analysis is combined with a historical embeddedness of this text. This text poses a challenge to the reader of the 21st century and invites the modern reader to a explore life, and specifically fullness of life amidst circumstances not conducive to fullness of life.</p

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Antithesis between &amp;#1497;&amp;#1460;&amp;#1512;&amp;#1456;&amp;#1488;&amp;#1461;&amp;#1445;&amp;#1497; &amp;#1497;&amp;#1456;&amp;#1492;&amp;#1493;&amp;#1464;&amp;#1430;&amp;#1492; and &amp;#1512;&amp;#1456;&amp;#1513;&amp;#1473;&amp;#1506;&amp;#1464;&amp;#1428;&amp;#1497;&amp;#1460;&amp;#1501; : Malachi 3:13�21 [MT] as a reconciliation of Yahweh�s justice with life�s inequalities