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SONG STUDY (20) THESE ARE THE DAYS OF ELIJAH

June 28 2024

Robin Mark: Composer of this popular song and other familiar melodies hails from Northern Ireland in the United Kingdom. "...I write only when I feel I have something to say. I cannot sit down and write automatically or prolifically, God hasn't given me that gift, unfortunately! But whether it’s in music, song, business, family or other area of service, so long as I am praising Him, that's all that matters."

 These are the days of Elijah, declaring the Word of the Lord.

And these are the days of Your servant, Moses, righteousness being restored.

And though these are days of great trials, of famine and darkness and sword,

Still we are the voice in the desert, crying,Prepare ye the way of the Lord.”

 

Behold He comes, riding on the clouds shining like the sun at the trumpet call

So lift your voice it’s the year of Jubilee and out of Zion’s hill salvation comes.

And these are the days of Ezekiel, the dry bones becoming as flesh.

And these are the days of Your servant, David rebuilding a temple of praise.

And these are the days of the harvest, the fields are white in the world

And we are Your labourers in Your vineyard declaring the Word of the Lord

Here is a version of this song for you to listen to These are the Days of Elijah  .  This is the official version of the song from Robin Mark, Belfast.

This is a song which deals with “the last days”, when Christ returns and the Day of Judgment takes place. It is saturated with Biblical allusions.

  1. Understanding the words: righteousness, Jubilee, Zion.
  2. Verse 1.The days of Elijah. What does the song say will happen then? See Malachi 4:5-6, Matthew 11:11-15 and 17:10-13.
  3. The days of your servant Moses. What does the song say will happen then? See Deuteronomy 18:14-19 and Acts 7:35-38.
  4. The days of great trials etc. When will this happen? See Joel 2:31-32, 3:14-15 and 2 Peter 3:10-12.
  5. The voice in the desert. See Isaiah 40:3 and Matthew 3:1-3. Why are we called this voice? See Matthew 28:18-20.
  6. Chorus. Who is the “He”? See Daniel 7:13-14, Matthew 24:30-31, 26:64 and Revelation 1:7.
  7. What is the “Year of Jubilee”? See Leviticus 25:8-17. What is the connection with the return of the Lord?
  8. What is the reference to “Zion’s hill” all about? See Psalm 132:13-16 and Joel 2:32.
  9. Verse 2. The days of Ezekiel. What does the song say will happen then? See Ezekiel 37:1-14.
  10. The days of Your servant David. What does the song say will happen then? See Psalm 132:17-18 and Ezekiel 34:20-24.
  11. When will the days of the harvest happen? See Matthew 9:35-38, and Matthew 13:37-43.                                       
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