God and His Prophets: A verse-by-verse study through the Bible’s major and minor prophets

In this episode, we kick off a long-form Bible study in the book of Ezekiel. We’ll be here for a while so get comfortable! 

What do you know about Ezekiel the prophet- the person? This is one of the few books of the Bible that doesn’t take place in Israel- so where does it take place? And are there any connections between Ezekiel and Jesus? We’ll answer those questions today as we analyze the first three verses of Ezekiel. 

My goals for these Bible studies: 

1) pick apart the passage verse by verse, 

2) cross references, 

3) connections to Jesus, 

4) personal applications (if applicable)

6:55 - verses 2-3- the historical context of Ezekiel

18:15 - verse 1- who is Ezekiel?

24:15 - connections between Ezekiel and Jesus

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The Nazirite Vow

Welcome to our second episode, where we are going to study the Nazirite Vow of the Old Testament law. What would cause someone to want to follow this voluntary procedure, and does it have any meaning or parallels to our lives today?

2:50 - Numbers 6:1-8

6:05 - 3 Elements of a Nazirite Vow

10:25 - 3 People in the Bible who took Nazirite Vows

14:30 - Completing the Vow Perfectly

17:55 - Leadership Lesson 

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Welcome to the Cross References podcast, where you learn how every small piece of the Bible tells one big story- and most importantly, how they all connect to the cross and Christ.

Whether you’re a newbie Christian or a veteran Bible reader, our goal is that God’s Word will make more sense to you after every episode. 

Who is this mysterious figure who repeatedly shows up in the Old Testament? 

I’m going to make two big claims in this episode- the first is that The Angel of the Lord is God Himself. Why then is God called an angel? Well, there’s something special about these appearances of God. You’ll have to listen to find out what. 

Here are the main reasons for my major claims today…

1) The Bible uses “The Angel of the Lord” and simply “The Lord” interchangeably.

2) He speaks as if He is God, not as if He’s delivering a message for God.

3) He accepts sacrifice

4) He accepts worship

5) He disappears when the Old Testament concludes

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