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A Vision of God's Glory (Ezekiel 1)
If God showed himself to you, what would he be like? Around us, people worship gods of gold, made in the image of men. They live in temples and are worshipped by crowds, although they cannot speak, move, or act. But in Ezekiel 1, we’re shown a vision of the true God in all his brilliant glory. He is utterly supreme, burning with holiness, all-seeing, and all-knowing. It is this glorious God that manifested his glory in Jesus. It is this glorious God that demands we leave all other gods to worship him alone.
Introduction: If God showed himself, then I’d believe…
Ezekiel Introduced (1–3)
When: 31st July 593BC at 30 years old.
Where: Babylon
What: Visions of God
1. God’s Total Sovereignty: The Living Creatures (4–14)
a. God’s chariot throne (4)
b. The four faces (5-11)
c. The Spirit (12)
d. The burning fire (13–14)
2. God’s Universal Presence: The Wheels (15–21)
3. God’s Transcendent Holiness: The Expanse (22–25)
4. God’s Overwhelming Glory: The Throne (26–28)
Conclusion: How should we respond?
a. Bow before the true God
God is glorious, holy, sovereign & ever-present
b. Rest in God’s absolute sovereignty
Everything is under his control
c. Beware of God’s judgement
He is determined to be glorified
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We are but servants, God gets the glory.
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By Tim NichollsIf God showed himself to you, what would he be like? Around us, people worship gods of gold, made in the image of men. They live in temples and are worshipped by crowds, although they cannot speak, move, or act. But in Ezekiel 1, we’re shown a vision of the true God in all his brilliant glory. He is utterly supreme, burning with holiness, all-seeing, and all-knowing. It is this glorious God that manifested his glory in Jesus. It is this glorious God that demands we leave all other gods to worship him alone.
Introduction: If God showed himself, then I’d believe…
Ezekiel Introduced (1–3)
When: 31st July 593BC at 30 years old.
Where: Babylon
What: Visions of God
1. God’s Total Sovereignty: The Living Creatures (4–14)
a. God’s chariot throne (4)
b. The four faces (5-11)
c. The Spirit (12)
d. The burning fire (13–14)
2. God’s Universal Presence: The Wheels (15–21)
3. God’s Transcendent Holiness: The Expanse (22–25)
4. God’s Overwhelming Glory: The Throne (26–28)
Conclusion: How should we respond?
a. Bow before the true God
God is glorious, holy, sovereign & ever-present
b. Rest in God’s absolute sovereignty
Everything is under his control
c. Beware of God’s judgement
He is determined to be glorified
Check out our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/ButServants
Check out our YouTube Channel at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCcGLBzrqjVIVOus62ejMbg/
Gospel-centred resources, God gives the growth.
We are but servants, God gets the glory.