Daily Bible Reading

Many would love to come to God for his benefits, but only on their own terms. And this is the desire to have your cake and eat it too. But coming God refuses this option. We must reckon with the idea that there is a day of judgment.

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Ezekiel sings a lamentation and gets the people to understand that even our best works still result in a stump. The future looks pretty bleak. But God has given us a new king in Jesus. He is more than a second chance.

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Ezekiel is using every literary device in the book to try and communicate the atrocities that the people have committed against God. However, despite this sin, God remains faithful and will work to bring them to greater heights than ever before through his grace in Jesus Christ.

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Ezekiel calls out the lying words of the false prophets and the idolatry of the elders. God's condemnation is just. Without Christ, we would all be nothing more than fuel for the fire.

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Since the people have abandoned their worship of God, God abandons the temple and goes to Babylon to be a sanctuary for his exiled people, and he gives Ezekiel hope telling him that he will bring them back and will give them new hearts and a new spirit so they do not fall away.

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Ezekiel gives himself a symbolic haircut and we see through a vision that core of Israel’s being is rotten with idolatry. They had abandoned the true God and instead gone after every possible alternative god.

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Today we get to meet the prophet, priest, seer extrordinaire, Ezekiel. His book is often neglected but full of plenty of rich images that speak to us today just as much as they did to the exiles of his day. 

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Jeremiah discovers that the God is faithful to his promises and his character even in the midst of the terrifying circumstances of the destruction of Jerusalem.

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The poems of Lamentations are a mournful cry of sorrow over Jerusalem’s destruction together with an anguished confession of the sin that caused the calamity.

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Jeremiah finishes his prophecy today concluding his message against Babylon. Then we have an opportunity to see how right Jeremiah was as we get an historical overview in the last chapter of the book.

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