Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2   |                    Chapter 2.~Joel.  ~ ~
 2 2,1 |              The Structure of Joel the Day of Jehovah. ~ A.
 3 2,2 |   Date. ~ Nothing is known of Joel except his name and the
 4 2,2 |    early date for the Book of Joel. From the internal evidence
 5 2,2 | proved, and we here deal with Joel in his traditional position,
 6 2,4 |        The immediate cause of Joel’s prophecy was an exception­
 7 2,4 |       the most likely is that Joel speaks at the very height
 8 2,5 |     verses (2:18-27) refer to Joel’s own time rather than to
 9 2,6 |     the distant future. First Joel deals with nations known
10 2,7 |      the power of the Cross.~ Joel’s vision is limited to Judah
11 4,8 | vindicated. A comparison with Joel 3:18f suggests that he is
12 6,9 |       bear that meaning, e.g. Joel 1:8. So the use of an ambiguous
13 8,3 |      widely held that just as Joel’s vision of the Day of the
14 8,3 |    far for Zephaniah to share Joel’s vision of a spiritual
15 14,1|    Trito-Isaiah,” Isa. 24-27, Joel and the moral tale of Jonah,
16 15,2|    post-exilic date than does Joel 3:6.~ It is difficult to