Joel 2

Joel 2

The prophet sounds a terrifying alarm on Mount Zion, warning of the approaching Day of the Lord. He describes a mighty, dark army (which symbolizes either a literal army or the locusts) as a fire that devours before them, moving with unstoppable military precision. God commands the people to return to Him with all their heart, with fasting, weeping, and mourning. God promises that if they genuinely repent, He will remove the enemy, restore the years the locusts have eaten, and pour out His Spirit on all flesh (a prophecy fulfilled at Pentecost).

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Psalms 73

Asaph struggles with the prosperity of the wicked. He finds his perspective restored only when he enters God's sanctuary and realizes the wicked's slippery path.

Psalms 74

A lament over the destruction of the Temple. The Psalmist asks why God has forgotten His people and calls on God to remember His covenant and His power over the sea.

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