| − | '''Joel''' [Hebrew '''יוֹאֵל''' - transliterated ''Yoel''] is a book of the Bible written by Joel, a [[Minor Prophet]] and the son of Pethuel. The Book of Joel is one of the shortest books of the [[Old Testament]], spanning three chapters mainly relegated to the prophecy of judgement against evildoers, a call to repentance, followed by the blessings that Israel will receive by dwelling and following the one true God, Yahweh. | + | '''Joel''' [Hebrew '''יוֹאֵל''' - transliterated ''Yoel''] is a book of the Bible written by Joel, one of the [[Minor Prophets]] and the son of a man named Pethuel. The Book of Joel is one of the shortest books of the [[Old Testament]], spanning three chapters mainly relegated to the prophecy of judgement against evildoers, a call to repentance, followed by the blessings that Israel will receive by dwelling and following the one true God, Yahweh. |