Questions for Reflection for the Study of Joel

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Questions for Reflection

Joel 1 – What happened in the land? What are the responses urged by God? How is religious worship affected by the plague? How do you respond when circumstances prevent your participation in corporate worship? What do I need to do when a crisis comes into my life?

Joel 2:1-17 – What is Joel describing (review 1:4, 6-7)? In the midst of this chaos what does God urge? Why do we have confidence in finding solutions when doing what God urges?

Joel 2:18-32 – How does this section grow out of yesterday’s reading? How has God acted in restoration? How is the day of the Lord motif woven into the picture?

Joel 3 – How does this chapter add to the previous section? To your understanding of the day of the Lord? What is the climax to the day of the Lord activities? What lessons can be learned from today’s passage?

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  1. Thanks for the prep work!

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