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Ezekiel: The Man and His Book | Crossmap Blogs (opens the original)
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The book of Ezekiel is a fascinating book. The task faced by the prophet Ezekiel was to communicate a message to the people in Jerusalem and to the captives in Babylon. The people in exile were a community without a king, a holy people without a temple, and a nation without land. The mission of Ezekiel was to bridge the transition between pre-exilic faith and the demands of a new reality. Ezekiel’s prophecies show the influence of Babylonian art, myths, and customs where he lived. His call comes
Why Psalm 23 Still Speaks to Broken Hearts | Crossmap Blogs (opens the original)
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Few passages in Scripture have been read, memorized, and returned to as often as Psalm 23. It is recited at gravesides and whispered in hospital rooms. It is taught to children and clung to by the dying. Across centuries, languages, and traditions, this brief psalm has become the place believers turn when their own words fail them. Having walked through its images one statement at a time, shepherd and pasture, valley and rod, table and cup, house and dwelling, it is worth asking, as we close, wh
Psalm 23: “And I Shall Dwell in the House of the LORD My Whole Life Long” | Crossmap Blogs (opens the original)
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In the last study we saw that God’s goodness and mercy will follow you all the days of your life. Now the psalm reaches its final line, the destination toward which everything else has been moving: “and I shall dwell in the house of the LORD my whole life long.” Having journeyed from pasture to valley to banquet table, the psalm arrives at one last image, no longer of pathway or provision, but of permanent residence. This closing line deserves careful attention, both for what it claims and for w
Psalm 23: “All the Days of My Life” | Crossmap Blogs (opens the original)
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In the last study we saw goodness and mercy pursuing you. Now the psalm tells you how long that pursuit will last: “all the days of my life.” It would be easy to read past this phrase too quickly, as though it were simply a poetic flourish tacked onto the end of the previous line. It is not. It transforms the promise you just read from a momentary comfort into a lifelong assurance, and it deserves its own careful attention. The psalm, as it has unfolded, has described a journey: to green pasture
Psalm 23: “Surely Goodness and Mercy Shall Follow Me” | Crossmap Blogs (opens the original)
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In the last study your cup overflowed at the host’s table. Now the psalm turns from that banquet to sum up your entire life: “Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life.” Notice the reversal buried in this line. Throughout the psalm, you have been aware of things pursuing you, mostly threats: predators lurking in the darkest valley, robbers along the desert road, enemies watching as you sat at the prepared table. In each case, danger has been something that follows or surr
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