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|  | title = "Ezekiel 37:15–28" | ||||||
|  | date = "2023-06-22" | ||||||
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|  | 
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|  | ### [Read the passage.](https://biblia.com/bible/esv/Ezekiel37.15-28) | ||||||
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|  | Now that the vision of the dry bones has been completed, Ezekiel brings | ||||||
|  | another message of peace and restoration to the exiles. To make a visual | ||||||
|  | aid for the Lord's message, he takes two sticks and writes on them the | ||||||
|  | names "Judah" and "Ephraim". These were the names of the two main tribes | ||||||
|  | of the southern and northern kingdoms of Israel, respectively. Though | ||||||
|  | these were the main tribes, the sticks each represent all of the tribes of | ||||||
|  | their kingdom. | ||||||
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|  | Ezekiel then joins the sticks together into one stick in his hand. The  | ||||||
|  | people see this and they ask what he means by doing that. Now, they aren't | ||||||
|  | stupid; it's obvious what that signifies, so I'm sure they have an idea. | ||||||
|  | What they want him to do is to explain the details. He has their attention, | ||||||
|  | and now they want him to speak clearly. | ||||||
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 | ||||||
|  | He tells them that the Lord has plans to bring together all of His chosen | ||||||
|  | people from the nations back to the land that He had promised their | ||||||
|  | forefathers. No longer will they be two nations and kingdoms, but one | ||||||
|  | people as they were before. When He does, He will set up His servant David | ||||||
|  | to be their king forever. Their children will multiply and inhabit the | ||||||
|  | land forever. But not only that, God Himself will set up His sanctuary on | ||||||
|  | earth and permanently dwell with His people forever. | ||||||
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|  | Two sticks being brought together in a hand certainly mean something | ||||||
|  | significant when the prophet of the Lord does it, but I doubt they expected | ||||||
|  | all this. They had had the Messianic prophecies of Isaiah and Micah for | ||||||
|  | about a hundred years by this point, but I don't think there was much  | ||||||
|  | understanding about what His appearance would mean for them yet. | ||||||
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|  | * * * | ||||||
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|  | Your lovingkindness is bountiful and comforts Your people through all ages. | ||||||
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