Darkness and God’s judgment
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· 2 viewsDarkness is used figuratively of God’s present and final judgment upon individuals, unfaithful Israel and the heathen nations.
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Darkness as a symbol of judgment upon ungodly individuals
Darkness as a symbol of judgment upon ungodly individuals
And cast ye the unprofitable servant into outer darkness: there shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
See also 1 Sa 2:9–10; Job 5:13–14; Job 12:25; Job 15:22–23; Job 15:30; Job 18:5–6; Job 18:18; Job 20:24–26; Job 22:10–11 Eliphaz reasons on the assumption that Job’s suffering proves his wickedness; Ps 35:5–6; Is 8:22; Je 23:11–12; Mt 22:13; 2 Pe 2:17; Jud 13; Re 16:10–11
Darkness as a symbol of judgment upon unfaithful Israel
Darkness as a symbol of judgment upon unfaithful Israel
Dt 28:28–29; Is 5:29–30 This will be fulfilled at the time of Israel’s captivity.
See also Is 59:9–10; Ro 11:10; Je 4:27–28; Je 13:16; La 3:2; La 3:6; Mt 8:12
Darkness as a symbol of judgment upon heathen nations
Darkness as a symbol of judgment upon heathen nations
Is 47:5–7; Eze 30:18; Eze 32:7–8; Na 1:8
Darkness as a symbol of judgment at the day of the Lord
Darkness as a symbol of judgment at the day of the Lord
The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood,
Before the great and the terrible day of the Lord come.
See also Is 13:9–10; Is 34:4; Joe 2:1–2; Joe 2:10; Joe 3:14–15; Am 5:18–20; Am 8:9; Zep 1:14–15; Zec 14:6; Mt 24:29; Ac 2:19–20; 1 Th 5:1–3; Re 6:12–17