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Line Upon Line, Lesson 16
("The Day of the Lord")
===> The Sabbath is the Holy day of God. The Sabbath is "The Day of the Lord" (Isaiah 58:13-14 ... Sabbath on "My Holy Day"). A term for the Sabbath is "The Day of the Lord."
===> The Day of the Lord is a major theme in the Bible. The Day of the Lord is mentioned over 300 times from the book of Isaiah to Micah. Sometimes this time will be described with the phrase "In that day" or "At that time."
The Day of the Lord can be found in:
(Isaiah 13:6, Ezekiel 13:5, 30:3, Joel 1:15, 2:1,11, 3:14, Amos 5:18,20, Zephaniah 1:7,14, Zechariah 14:1, I Thessalonians 5:2, II Peter 3:8,10)
===> The phrase "In that day" can be found in:
(Isaiah 2:11,17,20, 3:7,18, 4:1,2, 5:30, 7:18, 10:20,27, 11:10,11, 12:1,4, 17:4,9, 19:16,18,19,21,23,24, 20:6, 22:12,20,25, 23:15, 24:21, 25:9, 26:1, 27:1,2,12,13, 28:5, 29:18, 30:23,25,26, 31:7, 52:6)
===> The phrase "At that time" can be found in:
(Isaiah 18:7, Jeremiah 3:17, 4:11, 8:1, 33:15, 50:4,20, Zephaniah 1:12, 3:20)
===> Each day in the Bible begins in the EVENING (darkness) and ends in the morning. So does (will) the Sabbath (Genesis 1:1,5,8,13,19,23,31, 2:1-3).
===> There are many titles for the Day of the Lord. Some of these titles will indicate a time of wrath (EVENING = a time of darkness), while others will indicate a time of peace and tranquility (MORNING = a time of light).
Some of the titles of the Day of the Lord indicating wrath/darkness are:
1. A day of punishment (Visitation) (Isaiah 10:3, Hosea 9:7, Jeremiah 46:21, 50:27)
===> The Day of the Lord is also described as a time of peace, prosperity, and tranquility or light.
Some of the these titles are:
1. A day the Lord gives you rest (Isaiah 14:3, Hebrews 4:4,7-9)
Below is a description of the condition of the earth during this time:
1. A time of peace and tranquility on the earth (Isaiah 11:6-9)
===> So, the day of the Lord is described as a time of wrath and a time of peace (at the same time). Because the day of the Lord covers a 1,000 year period, this enables both conditions to be true. The time of wrath is the first seven years of the tribulation. The remaining years after the tribulation is a time of peace and prosperity. There is no contradiction in the Bible when it describes the day of the Lord as being both a time of wrath and a time of peace. To the unbeliever, it will be a time of wrath and sorrow. To the believer, it will be a time of peace and joy.
===> The weekly period of time and the conclusion of the week on the Sabbath was given by God to teach us about his 7,000 years of time which He gave us to understand about His plan for us and the earth and to teach us about the 1,000 year millennium period. During the time of the temple, the Sabbath always began with the cleansing of the altar (the altar was a place of judgment).
Likewise, the Messianic Kingdom (1,000 year millennium known as the "Athid Lavo" in Hebrew thought) will begin with the cleansing of the earth and judgment of sin during the first seven years of the day of the Lord. During this time, the believers will be separated (the Sabbath was Holy and set apart by God) from the earth and be in heaven during the time of the tribulation. They will return with Yeshua/Jesus seven years later to rule and reign with Yeshua/Jesus ON EARTH for the REMAINING 1,000 years of the millennium.
****************************************************** * * * Sabbath = The Day of the Lord = Messianic Age = * * Rest = Light = The Word of God = Gospel = * * Yeshua/Jesus (Psalm 40:7) * * * ******************************************************
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