
Zephaniah
Day of the Lord
infoBook Overview
Zephaniah opens with some of the bleakest imagery in the Bible, describing a "de-creation" where God sweeps away everything because the people have become complacent.
But the tone flips at the very end. He portrays God not as a destroyer, but as a warrior who has won the battle and is now singing a lullaby over his rescued people. Zephaniah looked at the big picture, but after the exile, the people needed practical instructions for rebuilding. This brings us to the specific task found in Haggai.
Key Details
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Zephaniah
calendar_monthDate Written
c. 640-625 B.C.
topicTheme
Day of the Lord
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format_quoteKey Verse
“The LORD your God is with you, the Mighty Warrior who saves.”
Zephaniah 3:17
history_eduHistorical Context
Prophesied during Josiah's reign.
Structure & Outline
arrow_forwardJudgment Announced
Chapter 1
arrow_forwardCall to Repentance
Chapter 2
arrow_forwardFuture Restoration
Chapter 3