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The Lord Restores the Land

18 Then the Lord became ·concerned about [jealous/zealous for] his land
    and ·felt sorry [had compassion] for his people.
19 He ·said to [answered] them:
    [L Look; T Behold] I will send you grain, new wine, and olive oil,
    so that you will ·have plenty [be satisfied].
No more will I ·shame you [make you a reproach/object of scorn]
    among the nations.
20 I will ·force the army from the north to leave your land [L drive the northern one far from you]
    and go into a dry, ·empty [desolate] land.
·Their soldiers [L Those] in front will be forced into the ·Dead [L Eastern] Sea,
    and those in the rear into the ·Mediterranean [L Western] Sea.
·Their bodies will rot and stink [His stench and foul smell will rise].
    The Lord has surely done ·a wonderful thing [great things]!”

21 Land, don’t be afraid;
    be ·happy [glad] and ·full of joy [rejoice],
    because the Lord has done ·a wonderful thing [great things].
22 ·Wild animals [L Beasts of the field], don’t be afraid,
    because the ·open [wilderness] pastures ·have grown grass [L are sprouting green].
The trees ·have given [bear] fruit;
    the fig trees and the grapevines ·have grown much fruit [provide riches].
23 So be happy, ·people of Jerusalem [L sons/children of Zion; 2:1];
    ·be joyful [rejoice] in the Lord your God.
Because he ·does what is right,
    he has brought you rain [or has vindicated you by giving you rain];
he has sent the ·fall [L early] rain
    and the ·spring [L late] rain for you, as before.
24 And the threshing floors will be full of grain;
    the ·barrels [vats] will overflow with new wine and olive oil.

The Lord Speaks

25 “Though I sent my great army against you—
    those ·swarming [or great] locusts and ·hopping [or crawling; or young] locusts,
    the ·destroying [consuming] locusts and the ·cutting [chewing; or swarming] locusts that ate your crops [see 1:4]
I will ·pay you back
    for [or restore to you] those ·years of trouble [L years].
26 Then you will have plenty to eat
    and be ·full [satisfied].
You will praise the name of the Lord your God,
    who has ·done miracles [or acted wondrously/marvelously] for you.
My people will never again be shamed.
27 Then you will know that I am ·among [in the midst of] the people of Israel,
    that I am the Lord your God,
    and there is no ·other God [L other].
My people will never be shamed again.

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Deliverance Promised

18 Then the Lord [a]will be (A)zealous for His land,
And [b]will have (B)compassion for His people.
19 The Lord [c]will answer and say to His people,
“Behold, I am going to (C)send you grain, new wine, and oil,
And you will be satisfied in full with [d]them;
And I will (D)never again make you a disgrace among the nations.
20 But I will remove the (E)northern army far from you,
And I will drive it into a dry and desolate land,
Its advance guard into the (F)eastern sea,
And its rear guard into the (G)western sea.
And its (H)stench will ascend and its odor of decay will come up,
Because it has done great things.”

21 (I)Do not fear, land; shout for joy and rejoice,
For the Lord has done (J)great things.
22 Do not fear, animals of the field,
For the (K)pastures of the wilderness have turned green,
For the tree has produced its fruit,
The fig tree and the vine have yielded [e]in full.
23 So shout for joy, you (L)sons of Zion,
And (M)rejoice in the Lord your God;
For He has (N)given you [f]the early rain for your vindication.
And He has brought down for you the rain,
The [g]early and [h](O)latter rain [i]as before.
24 The threshing floors will be full of grain,
And the vats will (P)overflow with the new wine and oil.
25 “Then I will compensate you for the years
That the [j]swarming (Q)locust has eaten,
The creeping locust, the stripping locust, and the gnawing locust—
My great army which I sent among you.
26 You will have plenty to (R)eat and be satisfied,
And you will (S)praise the name of the Lord your God,
Who has (T)dealt wondrously with you;
Then My people will (U)never be put to shame.
27 So you will (V)know that I am in the midst of Israel,
And that I am the Lord your God
And there is (W)no other;
And My people will never be (X)put to shame.

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Notas al pie

  1. Joel 2:18 Or was zealous
  2. Joel 2:18 Or had compassion
  3. Joel 2:19 Or answered and said
  4. Joel 2:19 Lit it
  5. Joel 2:22 Lit their wealth
  6. Joel 2:23 I.e., autumn; or possibly the teacher for righteousness
  7. Joel 2:23 I.e., autumn
  8. Joel 2:23 I.e., spring
  9. Joel 2:23 As in ancient versions; MT in the first
  10. Joel 2:25 Or migratory