Ezekiel 35:5-6, 10-12 The Lord was going to bring judgment to the Edom for their jealousy and animosity towards Israel, God's chosen land and people. They had a grudge against the Israelites that went back to Jacob and Esau's time. But God is the one who judges they once thought that because the land of Israel was desolated that God had stopped protecting the Israelites but not the case He was still protecting His chosen land for the Edomites who wanted to occupy the land. Let God judge and pray for Israel for its God's chosen land and people!

Ezequiel 34:3-6, 14-16, Matthew 18:12-13, Matthew 16:18, John 21:15-17 The Lord from way down when he was instructing his people mainly its leaders to feed the flocks but some were not doing it so. He wants us to be like Peter but also like Him for he fed the flock. He wants to nourish the sheep with heavenly food for man doesn't live by bread alone as its mentioned on Matthew 4:4

Ezequiel 33:12-16, 30-32, Matthew 15:8-9, Isaiah 29:13 We will be judged by the wicked things we do and die in our own life but if we repent from evil and start doing good we have found the forgiveness of the Father. Certainly what Jesus came to do to open away, for He is the only way to the Father. Let us not died in our sin knowing in our hearts the right way to live.

Ezequiel 32:10-12, 18-21, 23 The Lord showed the Egyptians that the only certain thing in this world is God. Since they trusted gods and had a proud full heart he brought them down with the cruelest soldiers of the world at that time the Babylonians. Also, their neighbors who supported them received their punishment. Don't be guided by pride and arrogance but be transparent to the only true God so he can establish your steps as it says in Proverbs 16:9.

Ezequiel 31:9, 10-14, Proverbs 16:18 it's important to stand and shine for all the great qualities God has made us but to use it with arrogance it's a different story. The Lord handed over both Egypt and Assyria to Babylon because of their pride. "Let's walk humbly with your God" as it says in Micah 6:8.

Ezekiel 30:8, 12, 19, 26. Isaiah 55:8. The Lord was against Egypt and all the nations who were on Egypt's side. When The Lord speaks something He makes it happen even if it's years later. We are ought be careful of who we join it for the may be an enemy of the Lord. Trust what God says always.

Ezekiel 29: 4, 9-10, 16,21 Romans 1:19-20 Men can try to take the recognition of creating something but God shows himself to the world through nature for he alone should receive the honor and glory not ourselves. The king of Egypt thought he was alone on earth to make the assumption that he made the Nile river but God punish him and his people for making such a assumption.

Ezekiel 28:2-4, 7, 16. Proverbs 16:18, James 4:6. The king of Tyre thought God had left the building but he was surely wrong. The Lord punished this king because he thought he can be a god because of his riches and because Israel at that time was destroyed and in captivity.

Ezekiel 27:10-12, 17, 30-36 The city of Tyre was destroyed because they wanted to be like Israel or its ability to trade goods, and now that they have fallen Tyre wanted to take the opportunity to be the center of the world. But God showed His people for a reason to show the world through them how they can walk side by side the Maker. The Israelites had or have this honor and now so us gentiles who walk with God by grace, The sacrifice of Jesus at the cross.

Ezekiel 26:2-3, 12, Exodus 20:5. The Lord God is a Jealous God because His children are the apple of his eye. He is sovereign and he is in the business of protecting his children no matter what. First the Jews then us the gentiles saved by grace.