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== 17. Parable of the Cedar ==
== 17. Parable of the Cedar ==
== 18. The Righteous Shall Live ==
== 18. The Righteous Shall Live ==
In Jeremiah, God also says this saying will be done away with. God puts an end to certain memes.

All souls belong to him.

It's common in our day to heap up blame on the boomer generation for sins that a particular cohort made. Young Amercian men are demonized and fear dispossession and disinheritance. The sins of the 20th century were very bad and there was a lot of damage from their apostasy, injustice, impurity. But all of that's no excuse for your own lack of justice and righteousness.

Eating upon the mountains? Presumably, eating at the sites of false of religion?

The man who acts with cleanliness and justice will be preserved by God.

14: The anguish of generational breaks. Sons must be more righteous than their fathers.


21: Hope for the repentant.


Is God talking about what he will bring about providentially or is Ezekiel saying that this is a divine command for us to reorganize society such that it follows this principles?

Because we cannot live by our own righteousness, we must gather together under the righteousness of Christ. Good luck trying to win the approval of God by your own wisdom.

"Therefore I will judge you, O house of Israel, every one according to his ways, declares the Lord God. Repent and turn from all your transgressions, lest iniquity be your ruin. Cast away from you all the transgressions that you have committed, and make yourselves a new heart and a new spirit! Why will you die, O house of Israel? For I have no pleasure in the death of anyone, declares the Lord God; so turn, and live.”

These words are still universally applicable today.

== 19. Lamentation for the Princes ==
== 19. Lamentation for the Princes ==
== 20. Rebellion and God’s Patience ==
== 20. Rebellion and God’s Patience ==


25-26: Absolutely bonkers line. There's a lot of different things this could mean. Was the Old Testament law always meant to be a stumbling block? Or is this about unjust statutes that have providentially arisen in the political situation since, that force them to wrestle with the stupidity of their own sin?

In what way are they defiled? By their inability to fully meet the rituals?


31: Angry atheists and satanists and pagans will abort their own children and then turn around and say "God's a big meanie, why does he do this, why does he do that." It's the same problem for thousands of years.

== 21. Sword of the Lord ==
== 21. Sword of the Lord ==
== 22. Jerusalem’s Wickedness Described ==
== 22. Jerusalem’s Wickedness Described ==
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== 26. Judgment on Tyre ==
== 26. Judgment on Tyre ==
== 27. Lament for Tyre ==
== 27. Lament for Tyre ==
== 28. King of Tyre and Satan ==
== 28. Prince of Tyre ==
Is this about angelic authority or political authority? Hard to discern.

== 29. Prophecy Against Egypt ==
== 29. Prophecy Against Egypt ==
== 30. Egypt Punished ==
== 30. Egypt Punished ==

Latest revision as of 20:32, 1 June 2026

The book of Ezekiel.

1. Vision of God’s Glory

2. Ezekiel Called as Prophet

3. Eating the Scroll

4. Siege of Jerusalem Symbolized

5. Judgment on Jerusalem Proclaimed

6. Judgment on Idolatrous Mountains

7. End of Israel’s Sins

8. Abominations in the Temple

9. Slaughter of the Idolaters

10. Glory of the Lord Departs

11. God’s Glory Departs

12. Ezekiel’s Symbolic Exile

13. False Prophets Rebuked

14. Idolaters Will Perish

15. The Worthless Vine

16. Jerusalem’s Sin and Punishment

17. Parable of the Cedar

18. The Righteous Shall Live

In Jeremiah, God also says this saying will be done away with. God puts an end to certain memes.

All souls belong to him.

It's common in our day to heap up blame on the boomer generation for sins that a particular cohort made. Young Amercian men are demonized and fear dispossession and disinheritance. The sins of the 20th century were very bad and there was a lot of damage from their apostasy, injustice, impurity. But all of that's no excuse for your own lack of justice and righteousness.

Eating upon the mountains? Presumably, eating at the sites of false of religion?

The man who acts with cleanliness and justice will be preserved by God.

14: The anguish of generational breaks. Sons must be more righteous than their fathers.


21: Hope for the repentant.


Is God talking about what he will bring about providentially or is Ezekiel saying that this is a divine command for us to reorganize society such that it follows this principles?

Because we cannot live by our own righteousness, we must gather together under the righteousness of Christ. Good luck trying to win the approval of God by your own wisdom.

"Therefore I will judge you, O house of Israel, every one according to his ways, declares the Lord God. Repent and turn from all your transgressions, lest iniquity be your ruin. Cast away from you all the transgressions that you have committed, and make yourselves a new heart and a new spirit! Why will you die, O house of Israel? For I have no pleasure in the death of anyone, declares the Lord God; so turn, and live.”

These words are still universally applicable today.

19. Lamentation for the Princes

20. Rebellion and God’s Patience

25-26: Absolutely bonkers line. There's a lot of different things this could mean. Was the Old Testament law always meant to be a stumbling block? Or is this about unjust statutes that have providentially arisen in the political situation since, that force them to wrestle with the stupidity of their own sin?

In what way are they defiled? By their inability to fully meet the rituals?


31: Angry atheists and satanists and pagans will abort their own children and then turn around and say "God's a big meanie, why does he do this, why does he do that." It's the same problem for thousands of years.

21. Sword of the Lord

22. Jerusalem’s Wickedness Described

23. Two Sisters’ Sin

24. The Boiling Pot

25. Judgment on Ammon, Moab, Edom, Philistia

26. Judgment on Tyre

27. Lament for Tyre

28. Prince of Tyre

Is this about angelic authority or political authority? Hard to discern.

29. Prophecy Against Egypt

30. Egypt Punished

31. Egypt Compared to Assyria

32. Lament for Pharaoh

33. Watchman Proclaims Warning

34. Shepherds of Israel Condemned

35. Edom Punished

36. Restoration of Israel Promised

37. Dry Bones Revived

38. Gog and Magog Prophesied

39. Gog Defeated

40. Vision of Temple and City

41. Temple’s Interior Described

42. Chambers for Priests

43. Glory Returns to Temple

44. Temple Gates and Priests

45. Temple and Land Division

46. Worship in Temple

47. River Flows from Temple

48. Land Allotted to Tribes