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Moon, the

The moon is God's creation appointed to mark time and seasons, and Scripture uses its darkening as a sign of coming judgment and the end times.

Overview

God created the moon on the fourth day to govern the night, mark seasons, and declare His glory (Genesis 1:14-16). Throughout Scripture, the moon serves both practical and symbolic purposes—measuring time and seasons while also signifying divine judgment when darkened in prophetic passages.

Key Scriptures

"God made two great lights—the greater light to rule the day and the lesser light to rule the night. He also made the stars" (Genesis 1:16, ESV).

"The sun will be darkened, and the moon will not give its light" (Matthew 24:29, ESV).

"As long as the sun and moon endure, throughout all generations" (Psalm 72:5, ESV)—emphasizing God's eternal covenant.

Application

Recognize the moon as evidence of God's faithful creation order and His sovereignty over all things, including future judgment and redemption.

✦ Scripture References 40 references
✦ Topical Scripture Breakdown 53 verses
(Becoming blood,) of judgments
(Withdrawing her light,) of deep calamities
Bright
By an ordinance for ever
Called the lesser light
Condemned as atheism
Created by God
Fair
First appearance of, a time of festivity
For a light in the firmament
For signs and seasons
For the benefit of all
Forbidden to the Jews
Has a glory of its own
Influences vegetation
Jews often guilty of
Jews punished for
Lunacy attributed to the influence of
Made to glorify God
Of changeableness of the world
Of fairness of the Church
Of glory of Christ in the Church
Signs in, before the destruction of Jerusalem
Standing still in Ajalon
To be punished with death
To divide day from night
To light the earth by night
To rule the night
Worshipped as the queen of heaven