Malaquías 4:2-3

2 »Sin embargo, para ustedes que temen mi nombre, se levantará el Sol de Justicia con sanidad en sus alas.
Saldrán libres, saltando de alegría como becerros sueltos en medio de los pastos.

3 El día en que yo actúe, ustedes pisotearán a los perversos como si fueran polvo debajo de sus pies, dice el Señor
de los Ejércitos Celestiales.

Malaquías 4:2-3 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO MALACHI 4

This chapter contains an account of the destruction of the wicked Jews, and the happiness of the righteous by the coming of the Messiah; an exhortation to regard the law of Moses; and a description of John the Baptist and his work. The day of Christ's coming, reaching to Jerusalem's destruction, is compared to a burning oven; the wicked Jews to stubble, whose ruin would be utter and complete, Mal 4:1 the appearance of Christ is signified by the arising of him, the sun of righteousness; the manner, with healing in his wings; the effects of which are, going forth in the exercise of grace, and the discharge of duty, and spiritual growth and triumph over their enemies, in which will lie the happiness of them that fear God, Mal 4:2,3 who are put in mind of the law of Moses on Horeb, Mal 4:4 the sending of John the Baptist under the name of Elijah, before the coming of Christ is prophesied of, Mal 4:5 and his work pointed out, with the end of it, Mal 4:6.