From Daniel 1-3 Introduction Exiled to Babylon in 605 B.C., Daniel was one of several young men chosen to serve in Nebuchadnezzar’s court. When Persia conquered Babylon in 539, Daniel was again given a position [ Read More … ]
From Ezekiel 46-48 If you had the power to make lots of people holy by touching them, would you go out touching as many people as you could? In today’s passage Ezekiel is shown a [ Read More … ]
From Ezekiel 43-45 Ezekiel is lead to the north gate of the sanctuary. There the LORD fills the temple with his glory and instructs Ezekiel never to allow foreigners into the temple to serve there. [ Read More … ]
From Ezekiel 40-42 Ezekiel is shown an amazing picture of a glorious temple. He is led through this new temple by a man who measures it up. The temple has a wall that separates the [ Read More … ]
From Ezekiel 37-39 The LORD commands Ezekiel to join two sticks together as one. His actions predict the uniting under one king of God’s people. Judah and Israel. Are God’s people one? This post is [ Read More … ]
From Ezekiel 34-36 Ezekiel directed a good amount of his criticism at the leaders of Israel. They bore the greatest amount of responsibility for the state of the nation. Kings were meant to lead the [ Read More … ]
From Ezekiel 31-33 Ezekiel is given back his voice and the people come to hear him. They think they are entitled to the land of Israel and want it back. They like hearing what Ezekiel [ Read More … ]
From Ezekiel 28-30 The king of Tyre’s success and wealth leads to sinful pride. He believes he is a god. The LORD will put him to death. There are a few instances in the scriptures [ Read More … ]
From Ezekiel 25-27 Ezekiel proclaims judgment on Judah’s immediate neighbours: Ammon, Moab, Edom, and Philistia. These nations regarded the downfall of Israel with delight (Ammon) and derision (Moab). They had even taken the opportunity to [ Read More … ]
From Ezekiel 23-24 Ezekiel has had to make many sacrifices in the course of his ministry. Publicly judging his people would not have made him many friends. Lying down for more than two years and eating a [ Read More … ]