God’s Plan for the People and the Place

Ancient Words, Modern Message

Of all of the Old Testament prophets—and they were indeed a colorful and “quirky” bunch—it can most certainly be said that the “quirkiest” and the “true-gritiest” of them all was Ezekiel!

In today’s study of the book of Ezekiel we consider the prophet’s address, not to the people, but to the very land of Israel, from his exile in Babylon. We will note the God-ordained connection between the Jewish people and their ancient homeland, a connection seen throughout history, but one that becomes more and more prominent in modern history, leading up to the day when Israel’s Messiah, the Savior of the World, will reign from there.

So, with Bibles open to Ezekiel thirty-six, verses one through fifteen, let’s listen in as we move through this second study in the series enittled, “True Grit, Great Glory,” an episode we call “God’s Plan for the People and the Place.”

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