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    Old Testament
    Minor Prophets

    The Book of Joel

    The Book of Joel centers on a devastating locust plague, which Joel uses as a vivid picture of the coming Day of the LORD. He calls the people to repentance, urging them to return to God with sincerity rather than empty rituals.

    Joel emphasizes that the Day of the LORD is both a time of judgment and hope. While it brings destruction to the unrepentant, it also promises restoration for those who turn back to God.

    The book concludes with promises of spiritual renewal, including the outpouring of God's Spirit on all people, pointing toward future fulfillment and hope.

    Joel teaches:

    • •Repentance must be sincere
    • •God's judgment is balanced by mercy
    • •Restoration follows repentance.

    Author

    Joel

    Written

    835-796 BC

    Chapters

    3

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    The Book of Joel was written by Joel, approximately 835-796 BC.

    The Book of Joel contains 3 chapters and is part of the Old Testament.

    The key themes of Joel include: Repentance, Day of the Lord, Holy Spirit, Restoration.

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