Joel Chapter 3 Summary
Restoration of Israel, and judgment of all nations in regard to Israel. Full kingdom blessings under Christ.
Discussion Questions for Joel, Chapter 3
- Why are the nations being judged? What will their punishment be, and is it fair?
- This passage has a continued theme of judgment. When have you felt judged in your own life by others or by God? How did these differ?
- The nations are being told to prepare for war. Why are they being told this? Where are they going?
- How does the metaphor in verse 13 speak to their condition? What is the significance of the theme used?
- How do verses 15 and 16 contrast? Why has this been the continued theme throughout this book?
- What does the prophecy starting in verse 18 say the new day will be like for God's people?
- How does this passage speak to God's provision for His people who obey Him?
- How does this passage speak to God's reaction to people who don't obey Him?
- What does verse 21 mean, and what themes can we see in this verse? What does this tell us about God?
- Reflect on these last three chapters and think about what the main theme was and what we learned about God.
Key Words/Phrase
Day of the Lord, v. 14.
Characters
God, Joel.
Strong Verse(s)
14, 16.