Bible Discovery TV - The Daily Show (2024)
The Truth; Ezekiel 18-20
Season 8, Episode 10
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14-Aug-2024
In our reading today, God crafts a lament about the people of Judah. Would they listen and learn or pass over the meaning? It’s interesting to me how many ways God uses in His Word to communicate truth to us. In today’s example, He uses pictures, imagery, and metaphors that speak on Judah’s past and present. Over and again, we learn that people are not supposed
to pursue their own pleasures and desires but are meant to follow God. That is what it means to be a Christian: to follow Christ. In Ezekiel 19, we see lions and vines being used to put the history and choices of Judah on display. We get to see how God thinks about this history and what happens to the people when they rebel against God. God was telling them, so they would pay attention and change their ways. Today, we are called to the same.
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