In today's study we see Ezekiel using the death of his wife as a prophetic judgment against Jerusalem. How sobering is that? We are meant to apply these lessons in our lives - the one we kept saying today was quoting Paul: "If God didn't spare the natural branches, we won't spare you either." Sobering indeed. The study then continues to show the judgment against the surrounding nations who take pleasure in Jerusalem's destruction and Judah's exile. The lesson for us? Don't gloat over others' judgment.
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Wednesday, September 11, 2019
MSS - Ezekiel 24-25
In today's study we see Ezekiel using the death of his wife as a prophetic judgment against Jerusalem. How sobering is that? We are meant to apply these lessons in our lives - the one we kept saying today was quoting Paul: "If God didn't spare the natural branches, we won't spare you either." Sobering indeed. The study then continues to show the judgment against the surrounding nations who take pleasure in Jerusalem's destruction and Judah's exile. The lesson for us? Don't gloat over others' judgment.
Tuesday, August 20, 2019
MSS - Matthew 25
Too often Yeshua's words are treated as something revolutionary, astounding, paradigm shifting. I say "too often" because of the mistaken belief that Yeshua was giving something new, unheard of. Yet, time and time again, a little study reveals that Yeshua is restoring, not replacing, all things. Many passages from Scripture could highlight Yeshua's parables of the ten virgins and the talents in Matthew 25; today we merely highlighted two, in Isaiah and Ezekiel.
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