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Joel 1 - 3 | A book of End Times Prophecy

The Book of Joel brought tears to my eyes instantly. There is something about taking the intentional time to unpack scripture verse-by-verse and sharing it with this community that leaves a lasting impact. I feel the living Word in my bones, in my heart and in my Spirit.


Joel 1 emphasizes the lack of Stewardship in the land of Israel causing it to wither away and be eaten by the worms. Because of the 'New Wine" Israel became lustful after false doctrine and iniquity. They became lazy and mislead, causing for their hearts to lack in joy and gladness.


Joel 2 is such an impactful chapter that creates so many remembrances in the teachings of Jesus. The day of the Lord will come like a thief in the night!


Joel 3 prophecies the Lord's judgement on the enemies of Israel, and what the Lord will establish when Jesus comes back!


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I loved this morning's bible study Gillyan - the book of Joel is one of my favorites too and Joel 2 is so incredibly powerful. I also love how he's quoted in Acts & Romans (see below). And if you haven't heard of Left & Right Ministries - check out this tune! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCppfIUhmQQ Joel 2 is quoted in Acts 2 during Peter’s Pentecost sermon.

Where Joel 2 is quoted in Acts

  • Acts 2:16–21 quotes Joel 2:28–32 (NKJV numbering).

  • Note: In the Hebrew text, this section is often numbered as Joel 3:1–5, which is why some references look “off” depending on the Bible edition.

Where else Joel is cited in the New Testament

Direct quotation

  • Romans 10:13 quotes Joel 2:32 — “Whoever calls on the name of the LORD shall be saved.”

Strong allusions / echoes (not always marked as quotations)

Joel is a major source for “Day of the LORD” imagery, and the NT repeatedly echoes it:

  • Joel 2:10, 2:31 (sun/moon darkened; cosmic signs) echoed in:

  • Matthew 24:29

  • Mark 13:24–25

  • Luke 21:25–26

  • Revelation 6:12–14 (sixth seal cosmic disturbance)

  • Joel 3:16 (“The LORD also will roar from Zion…”) echoed in:

  • Revelation 14:14–20 and broader judgment-from-Zion themes (also overlaps with OT prophetic “roar” language)


Hosea 13 & 14 - A conclusion with an Impact!

Wrapping up Hosea with chapters 13 & 14 left me in awe.


I am always left thinking " Wait -- THAT'S IT?!" Lol.


We connected the Islamic idolatry connection in Chapter 13, but really this could apply to every false mega doctrine today!


In Chapter 14, we were left with a repentant Ephraim, and a warning for those who remain in the snare of their own sin.


Catch up here:


https://youtube.com/live/3lqzgy9tIyI

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Hosea 10 - 12 | Are We the Empty or Fruitful Vine?

Hosea 10 - 12 was an opportunity for us all to look inward, Starting with Chapter 10 describing Israel as an empty vine.


In Chapter 11, we reflected in the cross referencing of the Sower and the Seed parable taught by none other than Jesus Christ in Matthew 13.


In Chapter 12, we looked at how the disobedient LOVE to manipulate and oppress those who are obedient to the Lord.


Catch Up with this Link: https://youtube.com/live/H9r-OT2-cCI

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Hosea 7-9 | The Trumpet Sound for the House of the Lord

Hosea 7-9 was riveting!


From the start of Chapter 7 - God will remember the iniquity that is not repented for in Israel in Judah.


To the Trumpet symbolism of Chapter 8 - The Sound of the trumpet for the judgement to come.


And finally hitting the nail on the head with Chapter 9 - The disobedience of Israel leading to the ceasing of the Biblical Feasts?! These chapters were very impactful and reminded me of how important obedience to the Father over temptations of the flesh truly are.


Catch Up Here: https://youtube.com/live/nYI2gsn4bIU

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