The day of the Lord

[sparow]

Some people think that “The Day of the Lord”, is Saturday or Sunday, but the day of the lord has nothing to do rest or worship but has to do with God's wrath.

The following verses prophesy of the great and terrible day of the Lord, and what John writes in Revelation is a description of the “day of the Lord”, and is linked to the Gentiles treading the sanctuary under foot.



Isa 2:12, 13:6, 13:9, 30:25. Jer 46:10, La 2:22, Eze 13:5, 30:3, Joel 1:15, 2:11, 2:31, 3:14,

Am 5:18, Ob 1:15, Zep 1:7, 1:8, 1:14, 1:18, 2:2, 2:3, 2Pe 3:10 .



These prophets were relevant for the few hundred years preceding the first coming of Christ and are relevant again now preparing the way for the second coming; they are recommended reading being duel prophesies.

 

[Bob S]

Thanks for the information. The keeping of days ended at Calvary where Jesus ratified the new and better covenant not just for Judah and Israel, but for all mankind. The new covenant doesn't have a bunch of ritual commands like keeping days.

 

[d taylor]

The Day of The Lord is the 7 year tribulation but can also be a reference to other times or areas where God brings judgment (especially in The Tanakh)

 

[Nux]

The Day of The Lord is the 7 year tribulation

The day of Yahweh is the day of Lord Jesus' coming))

 

[Nux]

Some people think that “The Day of the Lord”, is Saturday or Sunday, but the day of the lord has nothing to do rest or worship but has to do with God's wrath.

The following verses prophesy of the great and terrible day of the Lord, and what John writes in Revelation is a description of the “day of the Lord”, and is linked to the Gentiles treading the sanctuary under foot.



Isa 2:12, 13:6, 13:9, 30:25. Jer 46:10, La 2:22, Eze 13:5, 30:3, Joel 1:15, 2:11, 2:31, 3:14,

Am 5:18, Ob 1:15, Zep 1:7, 1:8, 1:14, 1:18, 2:2, 2:3, 2Pe 3:10 .



These prophets were relevant for the few hundred years preceding the first coming of Christ and are relevant again now preparing the way for the second coming; they are recommended reading being duel prophesies.

The day of Yahweh is the day when Lord Jesus repay with wrath and anger to ones and bring relief and salvation to others. That day is different to different groups of people.

 

[sparow]

The day of Yahweh is the day when Lord Jesus repay with wrath and anger to ones and bring relief and salvation to others. That day is different to different groups of people.

The Bible and all that follows, prophesy, history, is a system of repeating patterns; types and anti-types; everything since is an anti-type that is it has happened before. The day of the lord is an old testament prophesy being fulfilled in the last days,which makes the new covenant a subset of the old covenant.

 

[sparow]

The Day of The Lord is the 7 year tribulation

This appears to be Dispensationalism, seven years tribulation after the rapture. John was in the spirit on the Lord's Day and everything he wrote down in Revelation was what he saw the Lord's Day to be.

The Lord's Day begins with the first white, Jesus' first coming, and ends with the second white horse, Jesus' second coming; of course there will be a climax at the end, yet it's nature is such that most will continue living their lives oblivious to it until destruction comes.

In the note under your post referring to what the Bible doesn't say. This is a form of the negative hypothesis; What the Bible says is singular, what the Bible does not say is an infinite set, none of which need be true.