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Several prophets such as Amos, Ezekiel, Zephaniah, Zechariah, Isaiah and Malachi all loudly proclaimed and foretold "The Day of Yahweh." While Amos and Ezekiel foretold it as the day when Yahweh would bring judgement against sinful Israel. Isaiah foretold a different outcome. Where; "manifestation of the wrath of Yahweh will be wrath against the nations but will result for Israel in deliverance from captivity." All of these prophecies from each of these prophets came at different times and events in the Bible. Their prophecies often aligned with Israel's political, social or religious…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Several prophets such as Amos, Ezekiel, Zephaniah, Zechariah, Isaiah and Malachi all loudly proclaimed and foretold "The Day of Yahweh." While Amos and Ezekiel foretold it as the day when Yahweh would bring judgement against sinful Israel. Isaiah foretold a different outcome. Where; "manifestation of the wrath of Yahweh will be wrath against the nations but will result for Israel in deliverance from captivity." All of these prophecies from each of these prophets came at different times and events in the Bible. Their prophecies often aligned with Israel's political, social or religious circumstances. So, what do these prophecies mean for our present day? Were they meant for just the Israelites? Do they have any bearing or connection on the now as they did then? As a Christian, you have no doubt wondered about the day and coming of the Lord. Well, John P. M. Smith points out that; "The great growth of the idea of God out of which the Day of Yahweh grew ... affected the teachings of that day tremendously." With this book, find out what these teachings and prophecies mean for our time.
Autorenporträt
John was born in Norwich, Norfolk from a merchant family. He made his first dives among the wrecks on the east coast of the North Sea. For few years he worked on British oil rigs and then moved to Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt where he worked as an underwater guide. After he moved to Thailand and then to the Philippines. He now lives in Florida where he is a diver and writes novels. His articles on diving and marine biology have been published in many magazines