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|  | title = "Ezekiel 33:21–33" | ||||||
|  | date = "2023-06-06" | ||||||
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|  | ### [Read the passage.](https://biblia.com/bible/esv/Ezekiel33.21-33) | ||||||
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|  | Finally word reaches the exiles that Jerusalem has fallen. A fugitive brings the | ||||||
|  | news and Ezekiel's mouth is opened so that he can speak normally again. However, | ||||||
|  | the Lord still has more things for him to tell the people. | ||||||
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 | ||||||
|  | In this passage, the prophet addresses two groups of people. The first group are | ||||||
|  | those who remain in Judah hiding in the wilderness from the Babylonians. They | ||||||
|  | continue to believe they are the inheritors of the land promised to Abraham's | ||||||
|  | descendants, but they are not following in the ways of the God of their fathers. | ||||||
|  | They continue to commit abominable practices that have been forbidden to the | ||||||
|  | people of Israel, so the Lord is going to scrub them away and cleanse the land | ||||||
|  | of their sin. | ||||||
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|  | The second group that is addressed are the exiles living in Babylon. If you're | ||||||
|  | reading it for the first time, it sounds like it's going to be good things | ||||||
|  | that they hear. They encourage each other to sit under the prophet's teachings | ||||||
|  | and listen to him. That's good, right? But no, they hear but they do not obey. | ||||||
|  | Instead, they consider him to be nothing more than evening entertainment. They | ||||||
|  | have their hearts set on what they will do and they are not interested in being | ||||||
|  | dissuaded from it. We are told that some judgement will come on them, which will | ||||||
|  | remind them of who the Lord is, but not what that judgement will be. Likely, we | ||||||
|  | will find out if we keep reading. | ||||||
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|  | * * * | ||||||
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|  | Your words are always true and You bring about everything You have said You | ||||||
|  | will do. | ||||||
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