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MP - Lecture 3
Joel
Question | Answer |
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Very _____ know about him him. Son of Pethuel. | little |
Joel means "Jehovah is ___" | God |
The date of the book is ______ | 830 BC |
Makes him one of the ______ prophets. | earliest |
Occasion for the writing There was a terrible ______ plague - different views: 1. An _______ army 2. Day of the _____ 3. Literal locust ______ | locust; invading; Lord; plague |
Occasion for the writing A terrible drought and _____. | fire |
Occasion for the writing Joel wrote to ____ the people of judgment and to ____ the nation to repentance. | warn; call |
The message of Joel A. Doom of nations and the _____ of Jehovah God | glory |
The message of Joel B. The urgent call to Israel (Judah) to repent 1. Primarily to _____ (Jerusalem) 2. Promise - if Judah would repent, judgment would be upon their enemies. | Judah |
The message of Joel C. There would be blessing if there would be ________. | repentance |
The message of Joel D. The message is divided into two parts: 1. 1:2-2:17 - ___ _______ ____ 2. 2:18-3:21 - ______ _______ | The prophet speaks; Jehovah speaks |
The message of Joel E. The message is a world view of things to come including ______ of nations and coming of the ____ _____. | Judgment; Holy Spirit |
The message of Joel The major message is the ___ __ ___ ____. | day of the Lord |
1. The day of ____ - fall to rapture 2. The day of ______ - rapture to rapture 3. The day of the ____ - rapture to end of millennium (Also theme and the day of Jacobs trouble) 4. The day of ____ - eternity (Begin Great White Throne of Judgment. | man; Christ; Lord; God |
The devastation of _______ Chapter 1:1-20 | locusts |
The character of the devastation 1. Never had seen _________ like it before 2. Never should you _____ 3. The _____ stages of a locust and its __________. (4 empires: Assyrian, Greek, Roman, Babylonian) | Anything; forget; four; destruction |
The reaction to the destruction 1. ________, _________, and _______ 2. Priests take the ______. | Repentance, fating, and prayer; lead |
Church is the bride of _______. | Christ |
The _______ of the devastation. | picture |
II. The day of the Lord A. It begins with judgment, 2:1-32 __________ blown for ______-alarm, _______-attack, ___________-assembly | Trumpets; warning, battle, announcement |
B. Demands repentance, 12, 13-17 1. True __________ 2. Definition: _____, ____, and ______ 3. Elements: intellect, emotion, will | repentance; rend, rip, and tear |
C. Ends with _________ 1. God tear Israel down to build them ___. 2. God fights of ______. 3. God provides for Israel - __________, 22-27 - __________, 28-32 | Deliverance; up; Israel; Materially and spiritually |
Three view of Peter in Acts - It was fulfilled at _______. - Partial fulfillment-_______ at Pentecost and ____ at tray of the Lord - It was not fulfilled at Pentecost | Pentecost; partially and part |
Peter saw the events of his day as proof that God would yet completely bring to pass all that Joel had _________. | prophesied |
III. The doom of the ______. A. The tribulation 1. Valley of Jehoshaphat, valley of _______. 2. All nations gather to be _______. 3. Crimes mentioned, judgment given 4. Armageddon mentioned, 9-17 | nation; decision; sentenced |
B. The beginning _________, 18-21 1. The millennial reign of Christ during the day of the Lord 2. Christ's kingdom on this earth | tribulation |
Chapter 3 Plead Sentencing The ____________ of the day of the Lord The anticipation of the day of the Lord The ______ of the day of the Lord The alternative of the day of the Lord The _______ of the day of the Lord The age old blessing at the end | announcement; advent; arrival |
Key verse is Joel ______ Chapter 1:4 - stages of locusts | 2:12-13 |