Ezekiel
12 – Unusual Means
His actions in the morning portrayed the people wo
were packing to go into captivity, while his actions in the evening portrayed
the futile attempt of King Zedekiah to escape. God knew what would occur, and
nobody could alter his plans.
Ezekiel’s actions at his meals portrayed the terror
the people would experience despite their believing that the worst was past.
The false prophets said that people like Ezekiel and Jeremiah were “doomsayers”
and their dire predictions would not occur. But God’s Word never fails, and it
is always fulfilled on time.
God does not ask you to do bizarre things as He did
Ezekiel, but can others tell by your life-style that you believe Jesus is
coming and that He will one day judge the world (2 Pet. 3:10-18)? Is your life
an action sermon that catches the attention of people who are blind and deaf to
God’s truth?
Please read the chapter listed so that you can
understand God’s Word better.
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Nelson’s Quick Reference Commentary. J. Vernon McGee
Through the Bible
Dr. David Jeremiah Study Bible.
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