What is your first reaction when you think about … locusts?
What does Joel
mean by “the Day of the Lord?”
Joel 1:15; 2:1, 11, 31; 3:14
Would a God of
love ever send awful plagues? Why and when?
What was the 8th
plague in Egypt? Ex 10:1-20.
What kind of
dangers did locusts present in Old Testament times?
How much damage
could locusts do, and in what amount of time?
What can you find
out about locust swarms in more modern times?
How could locusts
create a “sobering” crisis for drunkards?
How could locusts
cause problems for farmers?
How could locusts
stop the priests from performing their tasks?
How could locusts
stop families from enjoying food and fellowship?
In addition to locusts,
did God also send a drought?
Is there anything
good about a plague? If so, what is it?
What supernatural lessons can we or should we
learn from natural disasters?
About
God?
About
sin?
About
judgment?
About
repentance?
About
ourselves?
Is every natural disaster an “act of God?”
It is always His punishment?
What spiritual
lessons can we learn from all natural
disasters? Luke 13:1-5
What is sackcloth,
and why would people wear it?
What purpose did
fasting serve? Should we fast today as well?
Has a United
States president ever called for a day of national humiliation, confession of
sin, fasting and prayer?
What could our
nation today learn and gain from such an experience?
Has the mayor of a
major US city ever called for his entire city to don burlap sacks and ashes?
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