- Would Joel 3:1 seem to be a direct continuation of the end of Joel 2?
- Who is the “all flesh”? Is it all of humanity?
- And, if so, whose sons, daughters, and aged are described in Joel 3:1?
- What might be meant by the dreams dreamt by the elderly and the visions seen by the young?
- What implication is there in the observation that slaves will also benefit from “God’s spirit”?
- Where in another text does Joel 3:3 appear — and in a most unusual context?
- Does Joel 3:4 indicate that natural phenomena of a most unusual nature will precede “yom Adonai”?
- Basically, according to Joel 3:5, then, does Joel 3 predict destruction with some survivors or a “good day” for all?
- And, if a “good day” for survivors, what will determine who will survive?
