In the second year of Darius, Haggai confronts the returned exiles for saying the time has not come to rebuild the LORD’s house while they live in finished homes. Their frustrated harvests and economic hardship are interpreted as covenant discipline. The people respond, fear the LORD, begin work on the temple, and receive the promise, “I am with you.”
In the second year of Darius, Haggai confronts the returned exiles for saying the time has not come to rebuild the LORD’s house while they live in finished homes. Their frustrated harvests and economic hardship are interpreted as covenant discipline. The people respond, fear the LORD, begin work on the temple, and receive the promise, “I am with you.”
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