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…too will all perish. That's the message, right, so far. The Old Testament actually used the image of a fig tree to represent Israel. That's back inJoel 1, verse 7. And we should read this parable, Eastwood, in that light. The fig tree was actually given another year to produce fruit before it was cut down.…
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…for the nations. And Joel actually exclaimed, alas for the day, for the day of the Lord is near and it will come as destruction from the almighty.Joel chapter 1 verse 15. And Amos, famous Amos, right? Cried out to sinners in Israel, prepare to meet your God in Amos chapter 4 verse 12. Even the prophet Zephaniah gave…
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…experience spiritual strength and spiritual power which is all found within the Lord Jesus Christ and empowered by spirit within us and and againJoel chapter 1 verse 14spiritual leaders in Joel they declared a holy fast so they would have called a nation you know they would have called the assembly they would have…
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These sermons name Joel 1 generally; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
…of God's final judgment. The prophet Joel actually recorded the devastation caused in Israel by drought, fire, and a massive invasion of locusts inJoel chapter 1through chapter 2 verse 11. The prophet there used those temporal judgments to warn of the even more devastating judgment of the day of the Lord.…
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