aBlow a trumpet in Zion,And sound an alarm on My holymountain!Let all the inhabitants of the landtremble,For the bday of the LORD is coming;Surely it is near,Jer 4:5; Joel 2:15; Zeph 1:16Joel 1:15; 2:11, 31; 3:14; Obad 15; Zeph 1:142 A day of adarkness and gloom,A day of clouds and thickdarkness.As the dawn is spreadover the mountains,So there is a bgreat and mightypeople;There has cneverbeenanythinglike it,Nor will there be againafter itTo the years of manygenerations.Joel 2:10, 31; Amos 5:18; Zeph 1:15Joel 1:6; 2:11, 25Lam 1:12; Dan 9:12; 12:1; Joel 1:23 A afireconsumesbefore themAnd behind them a flameburns.The land is blike the garden of Edenbefore themBut a cdesolatewildernessbehind them,And nothing at allescapes them.Ps 97:3; Is 9:18, 19Is 51:3; Ezek 36:35Ex 10:5, 15; Ps 105:34, 35; Zech 7:144 Their aappearance is like the appearance of horses;And like war horses, so they run.Rev 9:75 1With a anoise as of chariotsThey leap on the tops of the mountains,Like the 2crackling of a bflame of fireconsuming the stubble,Like a mightypeoplearranged for battle.Lit Like the noise of chariotsLit noiseRev 9:9Is 5:24; 30:306 Before them the people are in aanguish;Allbfaces1turnpale.Or become flushedIs 13:8; Nah 2:10Jer 30:67 They run like mightymen,They climb the wall like soldiers;And they eachamarch1in line,Nor do they deviate from their paths.Lit in his waysProv 30:278 They do not crowdeachother,They marcheveryone in his path;When they 1burstthrough the 2defenses,They do not breakranks.Lit fallLit weapon, probably javelin9 They rush on the city,They run on the wall;They climb into the ahouses,They benterthrough the windows like a thief.Ex 10:6Jer 9:21; John 10:110 Before them the earthaquakes,The heavenstremble,The bsun and the moongrowdarkAnd the starslose their brightness.Ps 18:7; Joel 3:16; Nah 1:5Is 13:10; 34:4; Jer 4:23; Ezek 32:7, 8; Joel 2:31; 3:15; Matt 24:29; Rev 8:1211 The LORDautters His voicebeforebHis army;Surely His camp is verygreat,For cstrong is he who carries out His word.The dday of the LORD is indeedgreat and veryawesome,And ewho can endure it?Ps 46:6; Is 13:4; Jer 25:30; Joel 3:16Joel 2:25Jer 50:34; Rev 18:8Jer 30:7; Joel 1:15; 2:1, 31; 3:14; Zeph 1:14, 15; Rev 6:17Ezek 22:14; Mal 3:212 “Yet evennow,” declares the LORD,“aReturn to Me with all your heart,And with bfasting, weeping and mourning;Deut 4:29; Jer 4:1, 2; Ezek 33:11; Hos 12:6Dan 9:313 And arend your heart and not byour garments.”Now return to the LORD your God,For He is cgracious and compassionate,Slow to anger, abounding in lovingkindnessAnd drelenting of evil.Ps 34:18; 51:17; Is 57:15Gen 37:34; 2 Sam 1:11; Job 1:20; Jer 41:5Ex 34:6Jer 18:8; 42:10; Amos 7:3, 614 Whoknowsawhether He will notturn and relentAnd leave a bblessingbehind Him,Evenca grain offering and a drinkofferingFor the LORD your God?Jer 26:3; Jon 3:9Hag 2:19Joel 1:9, 1315 aBlow a trumpet in Zion,bConsecrate a fast, proclaim a solemnassembly,Num 10:3; 2 Kin 10:20Joel 1:1416 Gather the people, asanctify the congregation,Assemble the elders,Gather the children and the nursinginfants.Let the bbridegroomcome out of his roomAnd the bride out of her bridalchamber.1 Sam 16:5; 2 Chr 29:5Ps 19:517 Let the priests, the LORD’Sministers,Weepabetween the porch and the altar,And let them say, “bSpare Your people, O LORD,And do not make Your inheritance a creproach,A byword among the nations.Why should they among the peoplessay,‘dWhere is their God?’”2 Chr 8:12; Ezek 8:16Ex 32:11, 12; Is 37:20; Amos 7:2, 5Ps 44:13; 74:10Ps 42:10; 79:10; 115:2
Deliverance Promised
18 Then the LORD1will be azealous for His landAnd 2will havebpity on His people.Or was zealousOr had pityZech 1:14; 8:2Is 60:10; 63:9, 1519 The LORD1will answer and say to His people,“Behold, I am going to asend you grain, newwine and oil,And you will be satisfiedinfull with 2them;And I will bneveragainmake you a reproach among the nations.Or answered and saidLit itJer 31:12; Hos 2:21, 22; Joel 1:10; Mal 3:10Ezek 34:29; 36:1520 “But I will remove the anorthernarmyfar from you,And I will drive it into a parched and desolateland,And its vanguard into the beasternsea,And its rear guard into the cwesternsea.And its dstench will arise and its foulsmell will come up,For it has donegreatthings.”Jer 1:14, 15Zech 14:8Deut 11:24Is 34:3; Amos 4:10
21 aDo not fear, O land, rejoice and be glad,For the LORD has donebgreatthings.Is 54:4; Jer 30:10; Zeph 3:16, 17Ps 126:3; Joel 2:2622 Do not fear, beasts of the field,For the apastures of the wilderness have turnedgreen,For the tree has borne its fruit,The figtree and the vine have yielded1in full.Lit their wealthPs 65:12, 1323 So rejoice, O asons of Zion,And bbe glad in the LORD your God;For He has cgiven you 1the earlyrain for yourvindication.And He has poureddown for you the rain,The 2early and 3dlatterrain4as before.I.e. autumn; or possibly the teacher for righteousnessI.e. autumnI.e. springSo with ancient versions; Heb in the firstPs 149:2Is 12:2-6Deut 11:14; Is 41:16; Jer 5:24; Hab 3:18; Zech 10:7Lev 26:4; Hos 6:3; Zech 10:124 The threshingfloors will be full of grain,And the vats will aoverflow with the newwine and oil.Lev 26:10; Amos 9:13; Mal 3:1025 “Then I will make up to you for the yearsThat the swarmingalocust has eaten,The creepinglocust, the strippinglocust and the gnawinglocust,My greatarmywhich I sent among you.Joel 1:4-7; 2:2-1126 “You will have plenty to aeat and be satisfiedAnd bpraise the name of the LORD your God,Who has cdealtwondrously with you;Then My people will dnever be put to shame.Lev 26:5; Deut 11:15; Is 62:9Deut 12:7; Ps 67:5-7Ps 126:2, 3; Is 25:1Is 45:1727 “Thus you will aknow that I am in the midst of Israel,And that I am the LORD your God,And there is bnoother;And My people will never be cput to shame.Lev 26:11, 12; Joel 3:17, 21Is 45:5, 6Is 49:23
The Promise of the Spirit
28 “1aIt will come about afterthisThat I will bpour out My Spirit on all2cmankind;And your sons and daughters will prophesy,Your oldmen will dreamdreams,Your youngmen will seevisions.Ch 3:1 in HebLit fleshActs 2:17-21Is 32:15; 44:3; Ezek 39:29; Zech 12:10Is 40:5; 49:2629 “Even on the amale and femaleservantsI will pour out My Spirit in thosedays.1 Cor 12:13; Gal 3:28
The Day of the LORD
30 “I will adisplaywonders in the sky and on the earth,Blood, fire and columns of smoke.Matt 24:29; Mark 13:24, 25; Luke 21:11, 25, 26; Acts 2:1931 “The asun will be turned into darknessAnd the moon into bloodBefore the bgreat and awesomeday of the LORDcomes.Is 13:10; 34:4; Joel 2:10; 3:15; Matt 24:29; Mark 13:24; Luke 21:25; Acts 2:20; Rev 6:12, 13Is 13:9; Zeph 1:14-16; Mal 4:1, 532 “And it will come about that awhoevercalls on the name of the LORDWill be delivered;For bon MountZion and in JerusalemThere will be those who cescape,As the LORD has said,Even among the dsurvivorswhom the LORDcalls.Jer 33:3; Acts 2:21; Rom 10:13Is 46:13; Rom 11:26Is 4:2; Obad 17Is 11:11; Jer 31:7; Mic 4:7; Rom 9:27
aBlow a trumpet in Zion,And soundanalarm on My holymountain!Let all the inhabitants of the landtremble,For the bday of the LORD is coming;Indeed, it is near,Jer 4:5; Joel 2:15; Zeph 1:16Joel 1:15; 2:11, 31; 3:14; Obad 15; Zeph 1:142 A day of adarkness and gloom,A day of clouds and thickdarkness.As dawn is spreadover the mountains,So there is a bgreat and mightypeople;There has cneverbeenanythinglike it,Nor will there be againafter itTo the years of manygenerations.Joel 2:10, 31; Amos 5:18; Zeph 1:15Joel 1:6; 2:11, 25Lam 1:12; Dan 9:12; 12:1; Joel 1:23 A afireconsumesbefore them,And behind them a flamedevours.The land is blike the Garden of Edenbefore them,But a cdesolatewildernessbehind them,And nothingatallescapes them.Ps 97:3; Is 9:18, 19Is 51:3; Ezek 36:35Ex 10:5, 15; Ps 105:34, 35; Zech 7:144 Their aappearance is like the appearance of horses;And like warhorses, so they run.Rev 9:75 1With a anoise as of chariotsThey leapabout on the tops of the mountains,Like the 2crackling of a bflame of fireconsuming the stubble,Like a mightypeopledrawnup for battle.Lit Like the noise of chariotsLit soundRev 9:9Is 5:24; 30:306 Before them the peopleareinaanguish;Allbfaces1turnpale.Or become flushedIs 13:8; Nah 2:10Jer 30:67 They run like warriors,They climb the wall like soldiers;And each of them amarches1in line,Nor do they lose their way.Lit in his waysProv 30:278 They do not crowdeachother,Everywarrior of them marches in his path;When they 1burstthrough the 2defenses,They do not breakranks.Lit fallLit weapon, prob. javelin9 They storm the city,They run on the wall;They climb into the ahouses,They benterthrough the windows like a thief.Ex 10:6Jer 9:21; John 10:110 Before them the earthaquakes,The heavenstremble,The bsun and the moonbecomedark,And the starslose their brightness.Ps 18:7; Joel 3:16; Nah 1:5Is 13:10; 34:4; Jer 4:23; Ezek 32:7, 8; Joel 2:31; 3:15; Matt 24:29; Rev 8:1211 The LORDautters His voicebeforebHis army;His camp is indeedverygreat,For cmighty is one who carriesout His word.The dday of the LORD is indeedgreat and veryawesome,And ewho can endure it?Ps 46:6; Is 13:4; Jer 25:30; Joel 3:16Joel 2:25Jer 50:34; Rev 18:8Jer 30:7; Joel 1:15; 2:1, 31; 3:14; Zeph 1:14, 15; Rev 6:17Ezek 22:14; Mal 3:212 “Yet evennow,” declares the LORD,“aReturn to Me with all your heart,And with bfasting, weeping, and mourning;Deut 4:29; Jer 4:1, 2; Ezek 33:11; Hos 12:6Dan 9:313 And atear your heart and not merelybyour garments.”Now return to the LORD your God,For He is cgracious and compassionate,Slow to anger, abounding in mercyAnd drelenting of catastrophe.Ps 34:18; 51:17; Is 57:15Gen 37:34; 2 Sam 1:11; Job 1:20; Jer 41:5Ex 34:6Jer 18:8; 42:10; Amos 7:3, 614 Whoknows, aHe might turn and relent,And leave a bblessingbehind Him,Resultinginca grain offering and a drinkofferingFor the LORD your God.Jer 26:3; Jon 3:9Hag 2:19Joel 1:9, 1315 aBlow a trumpet in Zion,bConsecrate a fast, proclaim a solemnassembly,Num 10:3; 2 Kin 10:20Joel 1:1416 Gather the people, asanctify the congregation,Assemble the elders,Gather the children and the nursinginfants.Have the bgroomcomeout of his roomAnd the bride out of her bridalchamber.1 Sam 16:5; 2 Chr 29:5Ps 19:517 Let the priests, the LORD’Sministers,Weepabetween the porch and the altar,And let them say, “1bSpare Your people, LORD,And do not make Your inheritance a cdisgrace,With the nationsjeering at them.Why should those among the peoplessay,‘dWhere is their God?’”Or Look compassionately on2 Chr 8:12; Ezek 8:16Ex 32:11, 12; Is 37:20; Amos 7:2, 5Ps 44:13; 74:10Ps 42:10; 79:10; 115:2
Deliverance Promised
18 Then the LORD1will beazealous for His land,And 2will havebcompassion for His people.Or was zealousOr had compassionZech 1:14; 8:2Is 60:10; 63:9, 1519 The LORD1will answer and say to His people,“Behold, I am going to asend you grain, newwine, and oil,And you will besatisfiedinfull with 2them;And I will bneveragainmake you a disgrace among the nations.Or answered and saidLit itJer 31:12; Hos 2:21, 22; Joel 1:10; Mal 3:10Ezek 34:29; 36:1520 “But I will remove the anorthernarmyfar from you,And I will drive it into a dry and desolateland,Its advanceguard into the beasternsea,And its rearguard into the cwesternsea.And its dstench will ascend and its odorofdecay will comeup,Because it has donegreatthings.”Jer 1:14, 15Zech 14:8Deut 11:24Is 34:3; Amos 4:10
21 aDo not fear, land; shoutforjoy and rejoice,For the LORD has donebgreatthings.Is 54:4; Jer 30:10; Zeph 3:16, 17Ps 126:3; Joel 2:2622 Do not fear, animals of the field,For the apastures of the wilderness have turnedgreen,For the tree has produced its fruit,The figtree and the vine have yielded1in full.Lit their wealthPs 65:12, 1323 So shoutforjoy, you asons of Zion,And brejoice in the LORD your God;For He has cgiven you 1the earlyrain for yourvindication.And He has broughtdown for you the rain,The 2early and 3dlatterrain4as before.I.e., autumn; or possibly the teacher for righteousnessI.e., autumnI.e., springAs in ancient versions; MT in the firstPs 149:2Is 12:2-6Deut 11:14; Is 41:16; Jer 5:24; Hab 3:18; Zech 10:7Lev 26:4; Hos 6:3; Zech 10:124 The threshingfloors will be full of grain,And the vats will aoverflow with the newwine and oil.Lev 26:10; Amos 9:13; Mal 3:1025 “Then I will compensate you for the yearsThat the 1swarmingalocust has eaten,The creepinglocust, the strippinglocust, and the gnawinglocust—My greatarmywhich I sent among you.Or migratoryJoel 1:4-7; 2:2-1126 “You will haveplentytoaeat and besatisfied,And you will bpraise the name of the LORD your God,Who has cdealtwondrously with you;Then My people will dnever be puttoshame.Lev 26:5; Deut 11:15; Is 62:9Deut 12:7; Ps 67:5-7Ps 126:2, 3; Is 25:1Is 45:1727 “So you will aknow that I am in the midst of Israel,And that I am the LORD your GodAnd thereisbnoother;And My people will never be cputtoshame.Lev 26:11, 12; Joel 3:17, 21Is 45:5, 6Is 49:23
The Promise of the Spirit
28 “1aIt will comeaboutafterthisThat I will bpourout My Spirit on all2cmankind;And your sons and your daughters will prophesy,Your oldmen will havedreams,Your youngmen will seevisions.Ch 3:1 in HebLit fleshActs 2:17-21Is 32:15; 44:3; Ezek 39:29; Zech 12:10Is 40:5; 49:2629 “And even on the amale and femaleservantsI will pourout My Spirit in thosedays.1 Cor 12:13; Gal 3:28
The Day of the LORD
30 “I will 1adisplaywonders in the sky and on the earth,Blood, fire, and columns of smoke.Lit giveMatt 24:29; Mark 13:24, 25; Luke 21:11, 25, 26; Acts 2:1931 “The asun will be turned into darkness,And the moon into blood,Before the bgreat and awesomeday of the LORDcomes.Is 13:10; 34:4; Joel 2:10; 3:15; Matt 24:29; Mark 13:24; Luke 21:25; Acts 2:20; Rev 6:12, 13Is 13:9; Zeph 1:14-16; Mal 4:1, 532 “And it will comeaboutthataeveryonewhocalls on the name of the LORDWill 1be saved;For bon MountZion and in JerusalemThere will be those whocescape,Justas the LORD has said,Even among the dsurvivorswhom the LORDcalls.Or flee to safetyJer 33:3; Acts 2:21; Rom 10:13Is 46:13; Rom 11:26Is 4:2; Obad 17Is 11:11; Jer 31:7; Mic 4:7; Rom 9:27
aBlow the trumpet in Zion warning of impending judgment,Sound an alarm on My holy mountain Zion!Let all the inhabitants of the land tremble and shudder in fear,For the judgmentbday of the LORD is coming;It is close at hand, Ezek 7:2-4; Amos 5:16-20Jer 4:5; Joel 2:15; Zeph 1:16Joel 1:15; 2:11, 31; 3:14; Obad 15; Zeph 1:142 A day of adarkness and gloom,A day of clouds and of thick dark mist,Like the dawn spread over the mountains;There is a pagan, hostile people bnumerous and mighty,The like of which has cnever been beforeNor will be again afterwardEven for years of many generations.Joel 2:10, 31; Amos 5:18; Zeph 1:15Joel 1:6; 2:11, 25Lam 1:12; Dan 9:12; 12:1; Joel 1:23 Before athem a fire devours,And behind them a flame burns;Before them the land is blike the Garden of Eden,But behind them a cdesolate wilderness;And nothing at all escapes them.Ps 97:3; Is 9:18, 19Is 51:3; Ezek 36:35Ex 10:5, 15; Ps 105:34, 35; Zech 7:144 Their aappearance is like the appearance of horses,And they run like war horses.Rev 9:75 Like the anoise of chariotsThey leap on the tops of the mountains,Like the crackling of a bflame of fire devouring the stubble,Like a mighty people set in battle formation. Rev 9:7, 9Rev 9:9Is 5:24; 30:306 Before them the people are in aanguish;All bfaces become pale with terror.Is 13:8; Nah 2:10Jer 30:67 They run like warriors;They climb the wall like soldiers.They each amarch straight ahead in line,And they do not deviate from their paths.Prov 30:278 They do not crowd each other;Each one marches in his path.When they burst through the defenses (weapons) ,They do not break ranks.9 They rush over the city,They run on the wall;They climb up into the ahouses,They benter at the windows like a thief.Ex 10:6Jer 9:21; John 10:110 The earth aquakes before them,The heavens tremble,The bsun and the moon grow darkAnd the stars lose their brightness. Rev 9:2-4; 16:14Ps 18:7; Joel 3:16; Nah 1:5Is 13:10; 34:4; Jer 4:23; Ezek 32:7, 8; Joel 2:31; 3:15; Matt 24:29; Rev 8:1211 The LORDautters His voice before bHis army,For His camp is very great,Because cstrong and powerful is he who obediently carries out His word.For the dday of the LORD is indeed great and very terrible causing dread;eWho can endure it? Is 26:20, 21; 34:1-4, 8; Rev 6:16, 17Ps 46:6; Is 13:4; Jer 25:30; Joel 3:16Joel 2:25Jer 50:34; Rev 18:8Jer 30:7; Joel 1:15; 2:1, 31; 3:14; Zeph 1:14, 15; Rev 6:17Ezek 22:14; Mal 3:212 “Even now,” says the LORD,“aTurn and come to Me with all your heart in genuine repentance,With bfasting and weeping and mourning until every barrier is removed and the broken fellowship is restored;Deut 4:29; Jer 4:1, 2; Ezek 33:11; Hos 12:6Dan 9:313 aRip your heart to pieces in sorrow and contrition and not byour garments.”Now return in repentance to the LORD your God,For He is cgracious and compassionate,Slow to anger, abounding in lovingkindness faithful to His covenant with His people;And He drelents His sentence of evil when His people genuinely repent.Ps 34:18; 51:17; Is 57:15Gen 37:34; 2 Sam 1:11; Job 1:20; Jer 41:5Ex 34:6Jer 18:8; 42:10; Amos 7:3, 614 Who knows awhether He will relent and revoke your sentence,And leave a bblessing behind Him,Even ca grain offering and a drink offering from the bounty He provides youFor the LORD your God?Jer 26:3; Jon 3:9Hag 2:19Joel 1:9, 1315 aBlow a trumpet in Zion warning of impending judgment,bDedicate a fast as a day of restraint and humility, call a solemn assembly.Num 10:3; 2 Kin 10:20Joel 1:1416 Gather the people, asanctify the congregation,Assemble the elders,Gather the children and the nursing infants.Let the bbridegroom come out of his roomAnd the bride out of her bridal chamber. No one is excused from the assembly.1 Sam 16:5; 2 Chr 29:5Ps 19:517 Let the priests, the ministers of the LORD,Weep abetween the porch and the altar,And let them say, “bHave compassion and spare Your people, O LORD,And do not make Your inheritance (Israel)can object of ridicule,Or a humiliating byword among the Gentile nations.Why should they say among the peoples,‘dWhere is their God?’”2 Chr 8:12; Ezek 8:16Ex 32:11, 12; Is 37:20; Amos 7:2, 5Ps 44:13; 74:10Ps 42:10; 79:10; 115:2
Deliverance Promised
18 Then the LORDawill be jealous for His land ready to defend it since it is rightfully and uniquely HisAnd will have bcompassion on His people and will spare them.Zech 1:14; 8:2Is 60:10; 63:9, 1519 The LORD will answer and say to His people,“Behold, I am going to asend you grain and new wine and oil,And you will be satisfied infull with them;And I will bnever again make you an object of ridicule among the Gentile nations.Jer 31:12; Hos 2:21, 22; Joel 1:10; Mal 3:10Ezek 34:29; 36:1520 “But I will remove the anorthern army far away from you,And I will drive it into a parched and desolate land,With its forward guard into the beastern sea (Dead Sea)And with its rear guard into the cwestern sea (Mediterranean Sea) .And its dstench will arise and its foul odor of decay will come up this is the fate of the northern army in the final day of the LORD,For 1He has done great things.” Is 34:1-4, 8; Amos 4:10Interpreters are divided as to whether it is the northern destroyer who has done “great things,” or the Lord. The latter view is supported by v 21.Jer 1:14, 15Zech 14:8Deut 11:24Is 34:3; Amos 4:10
21 aDo not fear, O land; be glad and rejoice,For the LORD has done bgreat things! Zech 12:8-10Is 54:4; Jer 30:10; Zeph 3:16, 17Ps 126:3; Joel 2:2622 Do not be afraid, you animals of the field,For the apastures of the wilderness have turned green;The tree has produced its fruit,And the fig tree and the vine have yielded in full.Ps 65:12, 1323 So rejoice, O achildren of Zion,And bdelight in the LORD, your God;For He chas given you the early autumn rain in vindicationAnd He has poured down the rain for you,The early autumn rain and the dlate spring rain, as before.Ps 149:2Is 12:2-6Deut 11:14; Is 41:16; Jer 5:24; Hab 3:18; Zech 10:7Lev 26:4; Hos 6:3; Zech 10:124 And the threshing floors shall be full of grain,And the vats shall aoverflow with new wine and oil.Lev 26:10; Amos 9:13; Mal 3:1025 “And I will compensate you for the yearsThat the swarming alocust has eaten,The creeping locust, the stripping locust, and the gnawing locust—My great army which I sent among you.Joel 1:4-7; 2:2-1126 “You will ahave plenty to eat and be satisfiedAnd bpraise the name of the LORD your GodWho has cdealt wondrously with you;And My people shall dnever be put to shame.Lev 26:5; Deut 11:15; Is 62:9Deut 12:7; Ps 67:5-7Ps 126:2, 3; Is 25:1Is 45:1727 “And you shall aknow without any doubt that I am in the midst of Israel to protect and bless you,And that I am the LORD your God,And there is bno other;My people will never be cput to shame.Lev 26:11, 12; Joel 3:17, 21Is 45:5, 6Is 49:23
The Promise of the Spirit
28 “aIt shall come about after thisThat I shall bpour out My Spirit on all cmankind;And your sons and your daughters will prophesy,Your old men will dream dreams,Your young men will see visions.Acts 2:17-21Is 32:15; 44:3; Ezek 39:29; Zech 12:10Is 40:5; 49:2629 “Even on the amale and female servantsI will pour out My Spirit in those days.1 Cor 12:13; Gal 3:28
The Day of the LORD
30 “I will ashow signs and wonders displaying My power in the heavens and on the earth,Blood and fire and columns of smoke.Matt 24:29; Mark 13:24, 25; Luke 21:11, 25, 26; Acts 2:1931 “The asun will be turned into darknessAnd the moon into bloodBefore the bgreat and terrible day of the LORD comes. Is 13:6, 9-11; 24:21-23; Ezek 32:7-10; Matt 24:29, 30; Rev 6:12-17Is 13:10; 34:4; Joel 2:10; 3:15; Matt 24:29; Mark 13:24; Luke 21:25; Acts 2:20; Rev 6:12, 13Is 13:9; Zeph 1:14-16; Mal 4:1, 532 “And it shall come about that awhoever calls on the name of the LORDWill be saved from the coming judgmentFor bon Mount Zion and in JerusalemThere will be those who cescape,As the LORD has said,Even among the dremnant of survivors whom the LORD calls. Acts 2:17-21; Rom 10:13Jer 33:3; Acts 2:21; Rom 10:13Is 46:13; Rom 11:26Is 4:2; Obad 17Is 11:11; Jer 31:7; Mic 4:7; Rom 9:27