Joel is the 2nd book of the Minor Prophets. Little is known about the man after whom this is named. His name combines the covenant name of God, Yahweh, and the generic name for God, El. It has been translated as “one to whom Yahweh is God.” Otherwise, we can interpret his name to mean “a worshipper of Yahweh.” Joel shows that he is a true worshipper by being responsive to the word of the Lord. He calls the people to repentance. He warns them that if they do not return to God they will suffer a fate worse than the plague of locusts that has just recently destroyed everything they have.
Scriptures referenced include Joel 1:1-2, 4; Joel 2:21-23, 26-27; Joel 2:11; and Isaiah 55:6-7.
The Book of Philippians offers a profound glimpse into the Apostle Paul's perspective on the Christian life, highlighting several pivotal themes and revelations that...
There were many who witnessed the arrest, trial, crucifixion, burial, and resurrection of Christ. Some had major roles in the East story, others may...
The picture of marriage is an important image that God has given us, calling us to a higher understanding of who he is and...
