Ezekiel turns his prophetic attention to Egypt, exposing the pride of Pharaoh who claimed to own the Nile and sustain his people. God declares that Egypt will be humbled and scattered, showing that even the greatest empires stand no chance against His power. Through the image of a great tree cut down, these chapters remind us that no human kingdom is secure apart from the Lord.Questions:1. How does Pharaoh’s boast about the Nile reveal the human tendency to trust in created things rather than the Creator?2. What does God’s judgment on Egypt show about His authority over all nations, not just Israel?3. How should the image of the great tree being brought low shape the way we think about worldly power and where we place our ultimate trust?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here