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Lesson 21: The Prophecy of Joel: The Day of the Lord

Lesson 21 from The Divided Kingdom & The Prophets by Rhodes Davis.

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Lesson Overview

Scripture Text: Joel
Estimated Date: Uncertain but probably 835 – 796 B.C.

Synopsis: The prophet Joel was sent to Judah to urge them to return to Him. They were suffering physically for their spiritual negligence, yet God wanted them to return. Even in their dismal situation there was hope for a more glorious kingdom in the future. This lesson will help us understand why Joel is sometimes called the “Prophet of Pentecost.”

Questions for Discussion & Study

  1. What great problem is facing God’s people? What does God want them to do (be detailed)?

  2. What would God do if they turned to Him (be detailed)?

  3. Where in the New Testament is Joel 2:28-32? (A concordance may help answer this question) What would happen at the fulfillment?

  4. Where would God gather the nations for judgment? What is it called later in the chapter?

  5. What does Joel 3:21 mean?