Friend and bible scholar Bob Kreycik joins Todd and Christian this week to explain the meaning behind the phrase, Day of the Lord. Used multiple times in the Old Testament, we find it again in this week’s New Testament passage in I Thessalonians 5:1-3. Bob helps us understand that this reference in Paul’s letter is largely dependent on also understanding the OT references. The Day of the Lord is always spoken in reference to a day of judgment, including a literal physical judgment, a judgment by God towards those who have harmed His chosen people, for which He has great concern and protects. This introduction to the last chapter of I Thessalonians is a continual encouragement and comfort to all believers that all evil will be punished and ultimately vanquished.