Day 255 (Joel 1-3) - Year 3

The Bible Recap

Tara-Leigh Cobble

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

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🗓️ 12 September 2021

⏱️ 10 minutes

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0:00.0	Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble and I'm your host for the Bible recap.
0:13.3	Today we finished our 31st book of the Bible.
0:16.6	It was written by the minor prophet Joel.
0:18.9	We don't know anything about him even when he lived, but based on context clues, we can
0:23.5	narrow it down to about a 300 year time frame with the most recent part of that being post-exile.
0:29.6	He makes references to the temple, so we just know it's either before 586 BC or after
0:34.5	516 BC.
0:36.4	Some think this book prophesies the Babylonian invasion, so they place it pre-exile, in
0:40.9	the same time period as the prophets we've already been reading.
0:44.4	Others think this is written post-exile because he addresses his letter to the elders, not
0:48.5	to a king, and that's who would have been in charge of things after they return from
0:51.8	exile.
0:53.1	But based on where it's placed in this plan, it seems like the people at Blue Letter Bible
0:56.8	who put the plan together lean more toward pre-exile, so imagine this being written around
1:01.4	the same time Ezekiel wrote his book.
1:04.2	Joel contains a lot of mystery.
1:06.2	In addition to not really knowing who he is or when he lived, he also tends to be more
1:10.0	vague than most other prophets.
1:11.9	He doesn't name any of Israel's sins specifically, unlike other prophets, and he barely mentions
1:16.8	which ineminations he's referring to.
1:19.3	As with most prophecy, this is going to be another zoom out book where we look at the
1:23.7	big picture more than the details.
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