Biblical Zombies? What does the Bible say on this topic?

No probably not, Maybe there are? I dont know the details. I am only clear on what the bible talks about. Lets dive into it. 



This event will take place during Wrath.  

 

To analyze the connection between Joel 2 and Revelation 9, we'll examine the descriptions and characteristics of the groups mentioned in both passages.

Joel 2:1-11

In Joel 2, the prophet describes a locust plague that will devastate the land of Judah. However, the locusts are often interpreted as a metaphor for a powerful and destructive army. The passage describes the army as:

• A great and powerful people (Joel 2:2)

• A nation that has the appearance of horses (Joel 2:4)

• With the appearance of horses, but with the teeth of lions (Joel 2:4)

• They run like mighty men, they climb the wall like men of war (Joel 2:7)

• They do not jostle one another, every one marches in his own column (Joel 2:8)

• They run to and fro in the city, they run on the wall, they climb up into the houses (Joel 2:9)

Revelation 9:1-12

In Revelation 9, the apostle John describes a vision of a locust plague that will torment those who do not have the seal of God on their foreheads. The locusts are described as:

• Having the appearance of horses (Revelation 9:7)

• With crowns like gold on their heads (Revelation 9:7)

• With faces like the faces of men (Revelation 9:7)

• With hair like women's hair (Revelation 9:8)

• With teeth like lions' teeth (Revelation 9:8)

• With breastplates like breastplates of iron (Revelation 9:9)

• With the sound of their wings like the sound of chariots (Revelation 9:9)

• They have tails like scorpions, and there are stingers in their tails (Revelation 9:10)

Similarities and connections

There are several similarities and connections that suggest they might be referring to the same group of people:

• Both passages describe a locust plague, which is often interpreted as a metaphor for a powerful and destructive army.

• Both passages describe the locusts as having the appearance of horses (Joel 2:4, Revelation 9:7).

• Both passages describe the locusts as having teeth like lions (Joel 2:4, Revelation 9:8).

• Both passages describe the locusts as being a powerful and destructive force that will bring devastation and torment.

 

 

 

Interpretations and conclusions

While the connections between Joel 2 and Revelation 9 are intriguing, it's essential to consider the historical and literary contexts of both passages. Joel 2 is often interpreted as a prophecy about the Babylonian invasion of Judah, while Revelation 9 is often seen as a vision of a future event during the end times.

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