Journey Through Scripture

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Today Jeremiah is telling King Zedekiah that if he chooses not to surrender he will be captured...which is exactly what happens. God does remind them, though, that he will renew them and their land after a time of punishment. They will enjoy 'abundant prosperity and peace'.

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Today God uses the death of Ezekiel's wife to show Israel how to react when their punishment comes upon them. Ezekiel shows profound obedience and trust in God. 

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Today we see a very graphic comparison of Israel and Judah to lewd prostitutes. God expresses His disgust with their infidelity with other gods and idols. 

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Today Ezekiel is reminding Israel and Judah of all their sins as the reason for their capture and exile. 

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Today Ezekiel teaches Judah (and us) that each person is responsible for his/her own sin or righteousness. We cannot blame anyone else for our wrong choices or rely on anyone else for our salvation. God emphasizes that He wants nothing more than for everyone to repent and come to HIm. 

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Today Ezekiel shows the exiles what is to come...both the judgement and the remnant that will be saved. He reminds them (us) that we cannot serve idols and expect to hear from God, too. We must choose.

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Today we see Ezekiel's vision of the cherubim showing him the corruption of Judah. He does include, however, the promise of deliverance to those whose hearts are repentant. 

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Today we meet the prophet Ezekiel. God is sending him to warn the exiles, in no uncertain terms, that God's punishment is coming. 

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Today we see a harsh prophesy against Babylon for the oppression of God's people. He reassures Israel and Judah that He still loves them and will forgive them, as well as destroy their enemy. 

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Today we see God speak out against false prophets who lead His people astray with their own words not from God.