Zephaniah opens with a sweeping announcement of the Day of the LORD. Judah and Jerusalem are singled out for idolatry, divided worship, practical unbelief, and complacency. The coming day is near, bitter, and unavoidable: wealth cannot buy escape, and the LORD will search Jerusalem and judge those who act as though He will do neither good nor evil.
Zephaniah opens with a sweeping announcement of the Day of the LORD. Judah and Jerusalem are singled out for idolatry, divided worship, practical unbelief, and complacency. The coming day is near, bitter, and unavoidable: wealth cannot buy escape, and the LORD will search Jerusalem and judge those who act as though He will do neither good nor evil.
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