The Day of Yahweh
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The necessity of Israel's vindication in the eyes of the world was by no means lost sight of, but alongside of and instead of the feeling of bit- terness which had reveled in a contemplation of the destruction of outside nations there grew up a feeling of satisfaction in the thought of a possible conversion of the nations to Yahweh through the agency of Israel, his messenger to the world.
In Haggai and Zech. , chaps. I-8, no very definite statements are made concerning judgment upon the nations.... Express mention of the Day of Yahweh is made by neither prophet. Echoes of it are heard in Hag. 2 : 6 f. , 20-22, and Zech. 2 : 9, which passages are appar- ently reflections of the disturbed state of the Persian empire caused by the revolts against Darius. There is but scanty reference, moreover, to a work of preliminary purification in Israel to be performed by Yahweh before the full tide of prosperity can turn toward her (Zech. 3 : 9 and chap. 5). In the main, Israel's future is one to be desired rather than feared ; she has already received her judgment and expiated her sins through the sufferings of the captivity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The necessity of Israel's vindication in the eyes of the world was by no means lost sight of, but alongside of and instead of the feeling of bit- terness which had reveled in a contemplation of the destruction of outside nations there grew up a feeling of satisfaction in the thought of a possible conversion of the nations to Yahweh through the agency of Israel, his messenger to the world.
In Haggai and Zech. , chaps. I-8, no very definite statements are made concerning judgment upon the nations.... Express mention of the Day of Yahweh is made by neither prophet. Echoes of it are heard in Hag. 2 : 6 f. , 20-22, and Zech. 2 : 9, which passages are appar- ently reflections of the disturbed state of the Persian empire caused by the revolts against Darius. There is but scanty reference, moreover, to a work of preliminary purification in Israel to be performed by Yahweh before the full tide of prosperity can turn toward her (Zech. 3 : 9 and chap. 5). In the main, Israel's future is one to be desired rather than feared ; she has already received her judgment and expiated her sins through the sufferings of the captivity.
What to read after The Day of Yahweh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M Powis John Merlin Powis Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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