In Ezekiel 37-40, the vision of the Valley of Dry Bones illustrates God's promise to revive and restore Israel, both physically and spiritually, culminating in their reunification and cleansing from idolatry. Ezekiel's subsequent visions detail the meticulous measurements and sanctified structure of a new temple, symbolizing God's reestablished presence and order among the people.
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Today’s Reading: Read Ezekiel 37 and Ezekiel 40 Grab a jigsaw puzzle and scatter the pieces on a table. Work together with your family to...
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In Ezekiel 33-36, Ezekiel is depicted as a vigilant watchman for Israel, tasked by God to warn the wicked of their impending doom and encourage their repentance to preserve life. Through various parables and direct messages, these chapters emphasize God's justice and mercy, promising restoration and renewal for those who turn from their wickedness and follow His ways.
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Today’s Reading: Read Ezekiel 34:1-20, 25-31 Do you know what a shepherd’s job is? What responsibilities does a shepherd have? A shepherd keeps his sheep...
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In Ezekiel 29-32, God announces severe judgments against Egypt. These prophecies detail Egypt's downfall, depicting it as divine retribution for their arrogance and betrayal of Israel, forecasting a desolation so severe that the land will be uninhabited and desolate for forty years, before a humbled restoration.
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Today’s Reading: Read Ezekiel 29 Today we will read about the nation of Egypt. What do you remember about Egypt? Here’s a quick review. Remember,...
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In Ezekiel 25-28, God declares judgments against neighboring nations like Ammon, Moab, Edom, and Philistia, condemning them for their gleeful reactions to Israel's misfortunes. The prophecies extend to Tyre and Sidon, portraying their downfall through vivid imagery and emphasizing God’s sovereignty and justice over the pride and wickedness of nations.
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Today’s Reading: Read Ezekiel 25 Can you think of a time when you’ve done something wrong and you have had to experience a consequence because...
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In this thought-provoking episode of Sermon Notes, Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball delve into the profound themes found in the book of Ezekiel, exploring the significant ways non-super individuals are used by God to accomplish extraordinary purposes.
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In Ezekiel 21-24, God communicates through Ezekiel, using powerful symbols like an unsheathed sword and a boiling pot to declare inevitable judgment and purification upon Israel for their sins. The vivid prophecies and dramatic enactments reveal the severity of God's wrath against corruption and the hope of restoration.
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Today’s Reading: Read Ezekiel 22:8; 23:35; 24:1-2, 25-27 Ezekiel lived in Jerusalem at the time of the first attack on that city by the Babylonian...
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In Ezekiel 17-20, the prophet presents parables and teachings highlighting Israel's unfaithfulness and the consequences of their actions. Ezekiel conveys messages about broken treaties and divine judgment, reinforcing that despite Israel's repeated failures, there remains a promise of restoration and a call to personal responsibility for sin.
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