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Tre 498-4779 (@, 1224) APB 1 ITE word of “he Lond mat came to *Joel ° the son of Pethuel. ia | eden ene persis; a sve ea, edmuamtaats ota, Tate bea ig ea en edo Yous ete children’ fell their °children, and their “chil seg el ‘pat tly toe spalteryorm oath lft wd Taat leh te pmernore th tle een, Se ae Pee eee anges th i Awake ye derds and weeps and rw all ye drinkers of ° wine, because of he new wine; fortis eto fon Deana ote 6 For °a nation is come uP uJ °My land, a aati cme 2 open, My ent Cee ee ee of a great lion. 7 °He hath laid ° My vine waste, and “barked Fag teeta ving wate ang tarts can Sees a bat mae en be an oe 8 °Lament like a virgin girded with sackcloth Seong tee 9 Tae spat olering sad te “ern fring ob die retort and the in fering i exo op ets oe Lok SEE ee na, aoedbe eld raed ta ed ore eae 11 Be ye ashamed, O ye husbandmen; howl, Ghbegsamenet forte what ye the tate; tenine te eeeeat ante ts pare Se ane eee a one tre adage tn me ete te feagseet: ine pomenrete bom, to pn fe, 22 ih, cig ren te | withered away from the sons of ° men, wo Girt yourelran ang leet, ye price: oid Gir souraees, gpd lament epi: Men acme tus atareoame cle fort tat oftrng ad the santa eg Bat bby the loousts. Gp. 2.4.14 95. Rev. 8, clam. ‘Tho end-tim 7 Ho. The nation of v. 10.1." Also for the figttse ep, Hos. 8.10 splinters or chips. “Heb. paphin, "Occurs only 8 Lament. Fem, agrocing with “land”, v.¢ ‘minchdh. ‘Soo Ap. 48.11 ji Hat to Pent, (lew. 2. (Bx 29.0," Dey. 2.1, (um, 8.6,4¢). Ap. 82. “20 Meld. fs tddek. yan ‘scm as in 2. 2, Ap 22 TL, AD LLL ‘The symbol of mowruing; ep. 2 San. 12 Versea 16-12 she ‘Same word aa in 2. ot, Not the a ye inhabitants of the land, “Hath this been in | is withholden from the house of your °God, recover His People Iarac, as tho issue of “tho day of the Lox”. Cp. Ps 80. 8,18 ‘Mate. 21. Nam. 15, #10) and Ap. $2. See Ap. wasted, Note the Fig. Paronomasia (Ap. 6). soil, Heb, "Edaiadh, “Not the same word as in ov. 14, £0, ‘why tho offerings cannot be brought, 13'ministers of the altar, Ref | JOEL. A TIPLE, ‘Tho word ofthe Loxp. ‘Therefore not Joule. This isthe Divino hay the took Foals pon, int not Sons words,” Cp. Asti efor tamer ed concerning Devi the Loss, Heb, Jehovah, Ap. 4 IL | Soci tthovat ia) GOD. | Beton oF th ia toe not nyt tht Fethue | wae prophets tt merely discingulane tae Yoel from Schon of Che ssi sa ‘2 Hoar. Noto this indieation ofthe formala ot ous | propels wttarences. ‘Sep. ‘a. Heh, hanno proper vosative. ‘Tho simple Noun 4G th Asie take ea place ald men, Not often! ides, st those whote memory soon back neces ‘inthe: Ertiin(Ap. 6), for emphasis. Cp. 2.2 2 ‘oll yo your children.” NOt to Pant (Dout 4s; Seay lk. Ap oh Px 3m ebildron tons "Noto che Fg. Cina’ (Ap. 1.413 GB,p 200, suDeMEsTs, meLIOTED. Bison) BIA!| «the Detroyern Spmblial and Genera [Ae | Sash tke Dstaction” Literal and Pascua 4. That which, be. Ret to Pent Dont 28 39). Op ha Tho Bogs of this versiabeasty ideas tut iwale Hobrew wordscondengs the whole. See blow, ‘almarworm: ‘This i named fst of four diferent aliges of locust Ringish = harycnterpiier Heb isin, ov thn gouwer. ‘he pupa sige souk” Tete urbek =the seugners Tho inogo sage. conkerwors, "Heh aehaihe devoner, Skiorpilan. Bide asthe conramer” ‘The larva stage, "Gp. 24, nt Nat 8 Se ‘ie ur words show ths eompetenes of the destroying agencion Tho Hob. reada™— "lasers roma, Cyanine! Seater reat ‘Bevensor case Devonser recat ‘Sonne eta! 1, 6-12 2 above. THE DESTRUCTION. UiiuA QR EARmICULAR. (Atorsatonay A2|B alo Pwovte Gallo Avaka and ow {Wee Reon Vinsana fig ald ante, Cans, Gali to Lait [out se asceon, Oring ont of «Puan! Gallo be Anhnaned ted How! Via i Manson. Com and Wine perished of Tian Peer Call to Lens {in Rann. Offeringewitholen, Heh yin. Ap 2. Balas, ty, Sea Put forthe destrriog powers hcl are ryalied fa gt « “My land. So calied becanse Jehovah ip aboat to put in His ishete referred to, when Ho will do this “the day of the Lop”, Seou. 1s, 0nd 2. 1, &. My ving «My, Se too, Note this 369, for Jehova in whout to Beton; 2h, Hom, "Lake 3. 6%. ‘barked “reduced t0 There. ‘he root is connected with foam, ep. Hoe. 10, , '@ meat offering-tho meal or gift offering. Heh Ap 92. Cp.234. drink offering. Het-to Pent aL x. ‘ministers. Het. to Pent. Heb, ahuddad in book; Dut the ‘now wine, Heb, firih, ‘V2 mon. Heb. adam. Tio ait night, a ame ain't. and a, 3% ‘to Pent. (Bx. 80.20)” Ap, OB ‘God. Heb, Elohim. Ap. 4 I. eas | ADF (p.t226) 488-477 @ H ES 14, 14 Sanctify ye a fast, call °a solemn assembly, ° gather the elders andaall the inhabitants ofthe land info the house of ‘the LORD your "God, and cry unto the LORD, 15 Alas for the day! for °the day of ‘the LorD is at hand, and as a °destruction from the ALMIGHTY shall it come, 16 “Is not the meat cut off before our eyes, zeta cioy and gladness from the house of our 17° The seed is rotten under their clods, the garners are laid desolate the barns are broken | down; for the corn is withered, 18 How do “the beasts groan! the herds of: cattle are perplexed, because they have no pasture; yea, the flocks of sheep are made | desolate. 19 O "LORD, *to Thee will ery: for °the fire hath devoured the pastures of the °wilderness, and the flame hath burned all the trees of the I, 20 The beasts of the field cry also unto Thee: for the *rivers of waters are dried up, and the fire hath devoured the pastures of the wilder- ness, Q Blow ye the trumpet in Zion, and °sound an alarm in °My ‘holy mountain: let all the inhabitants of the land tremble: for *the day of *the LORD cometh, for i is nigh at hand} 2 °A day of darkness and of gloominess, a day of clouds and of thick darkness, as the ‘morning spread upon the mountains: °a great People and a strong; there hath not been ever | fe like, neither shall be any more after it, ever to the years of many generations. '3°A fire dévoureth before them; and behind them a flame Durneth: the land is as “the, garden of Eden before them, and behind them “a desolate wilderness; yea, and nothing shall escape them, ‘4 The appearance of them is as the appear ance of horses; and as “horsemen, £0 shall they run. 5 "Like the noise of chariots °on the tops of] ‘mountains shall they “leap, like the noise of a fiame of fire that devoureth the stubble, “as a strong people set in battle array. @ Before their face the ° people shall be much Pained: all faces shall gather ° blackness, 7 They shall run like mighty men they shall clin the wall like *men of war; and they shall march every one on bis ways, and th all not breaks their ranks > “ne EY 8 Neither shall one “thrust another; they shail walk every one in his path: and when they fall upon the “sword, “they shall not "be wounded, symbolized by the locusts of 1 Cp Rev. 81 ‘the noiso, a. Gp tev. 08. Connect th connect this with the leaping, not with the chariots Gp..2. Not loousts. The symbol mast not be confused with what Diacknoss=paleness, ‘7 men. “Heb. pl of walk = march, as in 7 sword = eapons, Dbeeatse not used earlior than 2 Chron, 28.19) 88.5. er JOEL. ‘they shall not, &c. Cp. Rev. 9, The whole scene belongs to confusion arises from not Keeping the symbol dstinet from what is symbolized. 1. 16-3, a7 (4, p 1921). CALL 10 REPENT. ANCE. (Simple and Bztonded AUcrnations) A[D| #104, Call to Fast GF]. 15, Reason. ‘1, 120, Consequences, 2) S | 21 Call toBlowtheTram- re Wii nan get Bane | p/P] 2.ea24 cmb @ | 2—18, Reason, IF] ait Sansone 25) S Re to Bow tm pad le | SESE naam, eae! | | quences, 14 8 solomn assembly=a day of restraint. Heb. | eels ema Oy fein Hk Heth Saar aleereaet iy soe gach ‘It is found also in 2 Chron. 7.9, Neb. 8. 18, me adeno hn, a eh ofan hls ite es ne ato of ng Fane Moy “Ses mane ede he ay ofthe Lenn, Sn mete oJ 2 ai Phy Lana pt 2 SloucatSt! hom me Aragon, May ne Big setae TaRG? 286 AMUDUTE,, Nite the Big Eammee an Bah aod mannan = pep ae en a Abe ee aan Bah age soak UF eahb.maei, nts the Ten ot ha ol Te ana Gudaise hd eee Bea She Ds owed, ts Noa he oe eee ean a, 1 Wihaco wan rod SR RG Bethea ind cee asim tan nla on ‘Soo Ap. 68, sound an alarm, “Hef to Pent. (Nam. 10.¢,¢). ApS, ‘My. "Note the Pronoun, and seo notes on'l.¢, holy mountain = mountain of My sanctus. n of aking ig. Anabasis (Ap, 6) in holy. "Seo note on Ex. 8 the day of the LORD. See notes on 1.19. This ie the subject of the book. Cp. Obad. 18. "Zephs 3.1% 16. the LORD. Hob, Jehovah. Ap. 4 if, 2A day, &e. Cp. Amos 615,20. morning blackness, or darkness, Heb, akan, A Homonym with two meanings: (1) to be black or dark (Job 80120). Hence pat for seeking in the eatly morning while yot dark (Pas 78 363 63.1. Prov. 1-04, Tu 26. Hos, 8.15, €c); (2) dau ‘or morning (Gen, 19 16; 83. uae.” Sook. 6.15, Hos. 6.3; 10.16, fe). ‘@ great people, " Symbolized by the locusts in 14, 3A fire, fe. Cp. 1.19, 20. them. ‘tho northers army (e, 31) symbolized by the locusts of 1. 18.10, Cp. 836. Pe 107, 3. "The appearance of them : os tH along ‘85 a strong poople, ‘symbolized, | @ people= people's. "endsh Ap. 14 THT 8 thrust — jostle, or press ‘Heb, ahelach =missiles, supposod to be a late word” Noh.4.1t,23; bute is usod in Job 88,20; 36.12 "Song “the day of the Lore”. Only 126 By x 1M , 1227) ™ 2.9. 9 They shall “run to and fro “in the cy; they sharia upon the wall ey shall"cind ‘upupon the houses; they shall “enter in at the Windows “like'a thet 10 The earth stall quake before “tem; the eaves shall trembles “the sun and the snooh Shall be dark, and the stars shall withdraw their shin T] And’ the LoRD shall utter His voice before His army" for His camp fs very great: for He ts strong that executeth His word: forthe day of the LORD fa great and very terrible; ad Sno ean abide i? 12 Therefore also now, “saith ‘the Lomb, stura ye even °to Me “with all your heart, “and with fasting, and with weeping, and with mourning: ir heart, and not °your gar- 13, And rend you! ments, and turn unto "the LORD your "God: for *¢ is gracious and merciful, slow to anger, | and of great *kindness, and °repenteth Him of the “evil. 14 "Who knoweth if He will *return and repent, and leave °a blessing behind Him; even a *meat offering and a drink offering unto ‘the LoRp your "'God? 16 Blow the trumpet in Zion, sanctify a fast, call °a solemn assembly = 16 Gather the People, “sanctify the congrega- tion, assemble the elders, “gather the ehilaren, and those that suck the breasts: Tel the bride: groom go forth of his chamber, and the bride Sut of her. “closet, 17 Let “the priests, the ministers of ‘the Lon, weep “between the porch and the altar, apd let them say, °“Spare Thy People, O TLORD, and. give not ’Thine “hesitage’ to reproach, that the “heathen should rule over | ‘wherefore should they say among the “people, “Where (9 their "Goa? pe 138, Then will the LORD be jealous for His and pity His people. 19 Yea, ‘the Lorb will answer and say unto His People, °« Behold, I will xead you "corn, | and *wine, and oil, and ye shall be satisfied therewith: and I will no more *make you & reproach among the "heathen: 20 But I will remove far off from you °the northern army, and will drive him into a land barren and desolate, with his face toward "the ‘east sea, and his hinder part toward “the ut- ‘most sea, and his °stink shall come up, and his ill savour shall come up, because “he °hath done great things. Words of the “Song of Moses”, and sum ap the o “the day of the Lox", ' 19 Benold, mentioned in 14. oor, &e. Cp. 1.10; Mak Hbrow text, invader, the antichrist or beast of Dan, ? and todo great things. Cp. Dan. 9-1; 11.3%, tnd no JOEL. ig. dstoriemas (Ap. 6) to call attention t0 the " blessing” wing, Heb, firdoh, Ap, YI 0 the northern army, ‘This is what the “locust does not ‘forget for % moment” the jocasts of 1 4; but, here explains the symbol, "Locusts do not come from the north. Tho armies cf Rov.9, Dan, 11 do,” tho east sea: Le. the Dead Set. Cp. Hoak, a. 1s, Zech. 14 4." she utmost soa the Great Seu.” Hof, t9 Pent. (Deut. 11.243 $4.21 Ap-82, Cp. "hinder ® in Zech 14, stink shall come up. “Hoforring to the destraction of Tea 66.26. he, The 2.20, enter, ke. 9 run... inthe city... climb ‘Teen aro put {br the acts of men, like a thief. A thief is aman (aot an inset); so are hoe Cp Bat 3825440 Hike Ta Thos S| 20 tho fun and the moon shall ve duck. Anoth proof of what is significd; and that thia prophooy con- cerns what is future. “Cp. 818, Seo Matt, 94.2%. Cp, Tea 18.10. Baek 37,4." Acts 2.20, Rev-6.12- 21 great,te, Cp.erst, Jer 30.7. Amoa6.16. Zeph, a who can abide itP Ref, to Pent, (Num, 24, 23) Ap. 32 Gp. ders 10.1, Zep 1. te. Mal 2, 1a Therefore, ke, Anothar call (# 3”, v.12, corro- ‘sponding with "B", x1) Soe the Steactir, 1220 ‘saith tho LORD [ls] Jehovah's oracle. turn yo-turn ye back, oF return, to-quite up to, as ia Hon 1k with all your heart. ol. ta ent, (Deut. 6.5), Bnd. ‘Some colices, with one curly printed edition, Syr,, and Vulg., omit this “and”, Is'rond your heart. Cp. Pes, S418; Bl. your garments, Ref to Bent, (Got. 8194). Ap. 62 Goa. “Hed. Blom. Ap «T Seis gracions, ke, Ret to Pont, (Bx, 84.6), Nom Aig). Ap 02.) Cp. 2Chirom, BO. 8 al rss 65, 5,187 108, #5 145. 5 kindness grace. repentoth, Fig. Anthropopatheis, Ap. 6 evil, Tob, rae Ap. A. vil 14 Who knoweth . Is-elegr from Jonah 8s, ‘roturn ~ turn away from [His ferce anger}, ain Jonah ‘awe i oastad to “God Kane Wend ins, ‘a bloming?: ie. 4 new harvest, “Cp. lan. 05. hueat.. -drink offering, Ke.” See note om 1-0, 18, 15 a solemn essombly=aday of restraint. Seonote on kis 16 Gathor-Gathor in otity the congregatio et. to Pont, gather Closet=bridal canopy. Soo notes on Px 19. 6 and Tsa4.5,” The only three oocurrences of Hob. chuppa. YF the priests, the ministers of the LoxD. Sce note ons. ‘betwoon, &e, Op. Bzok. 8.16 Spare Thy People, kc. Tat to Pont, (Ex. 92 11,12, Dont 8.26, 205 -Ap. 02,” Op. Neb, 38,22, Thine heritage," Het to Pent, (Deut 529 Ap. 92 jeathon nations 2 That this refers to Jehoval, sallow @ convocation, ‘Ap. 8 wherefore. -? Fig. Broteiy, Ap. 6. Hof, to Pent, (Dout 8. 2e-23.) “Ap. 92 “Gp, Ps fe30; 79.105 115.2, Mie i ooze pops 2. 18-3. 21 (2,9. 1830, cox! Tostidad terns) 11, ood bean. Land and Peay oGittnoet Kouyeed | ae [hese dest oesoned, Lantasd era eee eka tt ta“ Bneny ata joe ee Gente) sane VEN! 2b) Mt} 2, Ni Ni | B.1s. Evil removed, Enemies out oft | ae [821,21 Good bestowed, Landand People, 1 jealous for His land, &e. Ref; to Pont. (Dont. 2.201, Ap. 82, "These remind us ofthe concluding it and outoomestall the eventa which go to make up ‘3.11, Tho Avtole is used wits each of theso in the make pou a reproach. S00 nota on "'ralo”, ‘of 1.4 are the symbol of The prophet hath clone great tbings—he magnified himealt tes there, This is quite inapplicable to focus, RT

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