In the first article (Feb. 1998, p. 53) we showed that we cannot equate the Valley of Jehoshaphat of Joel’s latter-day prophecy either with the River Yarmuk in Gilead, associated with Jehoshaphat’s alliance with Ahab against Syria, or with the …
In Joel 3:12-14 “the valley of Jehoshaphat” seems to be the same as “the valley of decision”, in which multitudes of invaders will be gathered. The phrase “Multitudes, multitudes” reinforces the idea that he is referring to the strength of …
The Holy land has an extremely varied topography, ranging from flat Mediterranean coastal plains, through rolling prairie and hill country, to mountainous interior uplands. There is a range from heights of more than 9,200 feet (3,000 metres) in the northern …