Tue 6/3 · Ezek 33 · 1 Cor 5
This chapter has a profound message for those living in the endtime. It talks about the watchman, his people and a sword or enemy approaching. It has several applications, but…
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This chapter has a profound message for those living in the endtime. It talks about the watchman, his people and a sword or enemy approaching. It has several applications, but…
In this chapter we see prophecies of judgment against Pharoah, king of Egypt (v.2), but also against Assyria (v.22), Elam (v.24), Meshech and Tubal (v.26), Edom (v.29) and the Sidonians…
This chapter describes Egypt as a tall cedar in Lebanon that became taller than other trees because of its rivers and abundance of water (v.4-5). This refers to the Nile…
This chapter continues the prophecy of judgment against Egypt. God used Babylon to kill many Egyptians and usurp Egypt’s wealth (v.4, 10). God even scattered the Egyptians among the nations…
This is the 1st of 4 chapters of prophetic judgment against Egypt. God allowed Babylon to conquer Egypt (v.19). In this chapter, v.6-7 says the judgment was because when Judah…
This chapter contains the famous prophecy against the king of Tyre in v.11-19 that is interpreted as being spoken to Lucifer because of v.13, saying that he was in Eden,…
This chapter is a lamentation for Tyre’s destruction (v.2). Tyre was a beautiful city (v.3) because of the magnificent cedar, fir and oak trees nearby that she could use and…
Chapters 26-28 contain amazing prophecies about Tyre, an important port city on the Mediterranean Sea, which is now located in modern Lebanon. Tyre was ruled by King Hiram in Solomon’s…
This chapter contains God’s judgment against 4 heathen nations around Judah: Ammon (v.1-7), Moab (v.8-11), Edom (v.12-14), and Philistia (v.15-17). God says He would destroy and cause Ammon to perish…
This chapter is another prophecy about Judah’s coming destruction, using 2 parables. The 1st parable is that of cooking meat in a pot over fire (v.1-14). The pot (v.3) symbolizes…
God uses a parable of 2 sisters, Oholah and Oholibah, symbolizing northern Israel and southern Judah, to graphically illustrate how terrible and foolish the sins of both kingdoms were. Their…
This chapter is another rebuke to Judah for her sins and idolatry (v.2). Judah committed many sins, some listed were: Shedding innocent blood (v.3-4), not honoring parents, oppressing strangers, mistreating…
This chapter describes the judgment of the Lord against Israel (v.1-27) and against Ammon (v.28-32). The judgment would be done by the Sword of the Lord and would cut off…
In v.1, elders of Israel came to Ezekiel to inquire of the Lord, but God refused their request (v.3), and instead told Ezekiel to tell them their abominations (v.4). Thus,…
This chapter has 2 parables of Judah, 2 of her kings, and their eventual captivity in Egypt and Babylon (v.1-9). In the 1st parable, Judah is symbolized by a lioness…
This chapter corrects the wrong thinking of the Jews that “The fathers have eaten sour grapes, and the children’s teeth are set on edge” (v.2), which means the fathers sin,…
This chapter contains a parable with a prophetic meaning for Judah (v.3-8). It’s explained in v.11-21. Babylon (v.3. great eagle) took the king of Judah, Jehoiachin (v.4. top twig of…
This chapter is a strong rebuke and judgment against Judah for her harlotry, which was worshiping the idols of the pagan nations around her (v.23-30). The language used is very…
This chapter describes Judah as a worthless vine that will be thrown into the fire for fuel. The reason why a vine is worthless is because it doesn’t produce any…
This chapter reveals that God’s judgment of destruction (v.21) will come upon sinful Israel because of their idolatry (v.3). In the endtime, this refers to the danger of many Christians…