The teachers continue the study of the Book of the prophet Ezekiel into chapter 34.

The teachers explore the Book of the Prophet Ezekiel, into chapter 33, and what is probably one of the most clear metaphors – to us, hopefully – in Scripture:

The teacher continue the study of the Book of the prophet Ezekiel through chapter 32.

The teacher complete Ezekiel chapter 31 and continue into chapter 32.

The teacher complete the study of Ezekiel chapter 30.

Does the prophecy here for “Egypt”, or Mitzraim, not sound a BIT like modern AmeriKa-with-a-K, that might be equally ‘prideful’?

The teachers discuss Ezekiel chapters 29 into 30.

…and among other things, a reference by the prophet to “the day of the LORD.” Which, of course, isn’t what it really says at all.

The teachers discuss Ezekiel chapters 28 into 29.

And, among some related things, just who, or what, is the Prince of Tyre?

The teachers examine the judgments of Ezekiel chapters 26 and 27.

The Torah teachers look at the Book of the Prophet Ezekiel, and continue the study from chapter 25 into 26.

Where the judgments against places and peoples like Ammon, Edom, and Tyre – and the reasons WHY – should all send a shiver down the spine of those who consider abortion, genocide, and otherwise just rooting for the death of the innocent, a ‘sacrament.’

The teachers wrap up Ezekiel chapter 23, and how fundamental it is to an understanding of the two whoring houses – and why BOTH are still in exile – as an introduction to chapter 24.