Day of the Lord
The Day of the Lord is a distinctly Old Testament phrase, referring to a day of judgment and wrath that will occur in the future. It is primarily a day of God's vengeance, where Jesus Christ will return as the Lion of the Tribe of Judah with a sword in His hand to execute judgment.
Questions on this topic
- What does the Bible teach about the Day of Christ?The Basics
- What is the difference between the day of the Lord and the day of Christ?The Basics · Lesson 5–5: The Prospect—The Rapture
- What does the Bible teach about the Day of the Lord?The Basics · Lesson 5–5: The Prospect—The Rapture
See also — other questions tagged with this topic
- What is the Church Age and how does it relate to God's plan for history?The Basics
- What does the Bible teach about the Age of Israel?The Basics
- What is the significance of the phrase 'the times and the epochs' in 1 Thessalonians 5:1?The Basics
- Draw a timeline to illustrate four dispensations of human history, giving the name of each dispensation and portions of Scripture in which each dispensation is described.The Basics · Lesson 5–5: The Prospect—The Rapture
- How would you explain to a friend the events that will close out human history? What Scriptures would you use to back your claims?The Basics · Lesson 5–5: The Prospect—The Rapture
- What does the Bible teach about the Rapture?The Basics
- What does the Bible teach about Israel?The Basics