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777 results for “Ezekiel” — showing 701–720
- TopicFirmamentemphasizing the firmament's role in revealing God's majesty. Ezekiel's vision of the firmament above the living creatures, illustrating its divine and majestic nature
- TopicGenerational Sinconsequences of idolatry and disobedience, emphasizing God's justice and mercy. Ezekiel challenges the proverb that the fathers eat sour grapes and the children's teeth
- TopicGlory Departedhighlighting the loss of God's presence due to Israel's sin. Ezekiel describes the departure of the glory of the Lord from the temple, symbolizing
- TopicGog and Magogtheir defeat and eternal punishment. The references to Gog and Magog in Ezekiel are set against the backdrop of Israel's restoration after exile, symbolizing
- TopicHand of the Lordunder the mighty hand of God, which signifies His authority and care. Ezekiel describes being lifted by the Spirit and the hand of the Lord being
- TopicHeartheart is a key aspect of the new covenant, as prophesied in Ezekiel
- TopicHeart Righteousnesswhile neglecting the heart's condition. Prophets like Jeremiah and Ezekiel spoke of a new covenant where God would transform hearts, preparing
- TopicHeart for Godtransformation of the heart through the Holy Spirit, as seen in Ezekiel
- TopicHeart of the Righteousseen in the New Covenant promise of a new heart (Ezekiel
- TopicHoly DistrictJerusalem. Holiness of God Sacred Space Covenant and Land Worship and Sacrifice Ezekiel describes the division of the land among the tribes of Israel, highlighting
- TopicHophradelivered into the hands of his enemies, signifying the judgment upon Egypt. Ezekiel's prophecy against Egypt, including references to Hophra, highlighting the futility of relying
- TopicLaw on Heartsrepeatedly failed to uphold the covenant. The prophetic declarations of Jeremiah and Ezekiel anticipate a transformative relationship with God through the coming Messiah. Encourage believers
- TopicLiving Creaturesland, emphasizing the diversity and goodness of His creation. Ezekiel describes the vision of four living creatures, each with distinct features, symbolizing God's majesty
- TopicMagogland mentioned in the prophetic texts of the Old Testament, particularly in Ezekiel, and is often associated with eschatological themes concerning the end times
- TopicMeasuring Linetheir unfaithfulness and the standard by which they will be measured. Ezekiel is taken to see a vision of a new temple, where a measuring line
- TopicNew Heartwith God, particularly during times of exile and spiritual decline. Prophets like Ezekiel spoke of restoration and renewal, promising a future where God's people would
- TopicNew TemplePresence Fulfillment of Prophecy The Church as the Temple Eschatological Hope Ezekiel's vision of a future temple, symbolizing restoration and God's presence among
- TopicNorthcome from the north, indicating impending judgment upon the people of Judah. Ezekiel sees a vision of a storm coming from the north, representing
- TopicOholibahprophetic literature of the Old Testament, particularly in the book of Ezekiel. The name means 'My Tent is in Her,' indicating God's presence among
- TopicOraclejudgments, or guidance from God. Divine Revelation Prophecy Judgment Hope and Restoration Ezekiel is described as a priest and prophet, receiving the word of the Lord