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Crazy Prophecies, Great Love (opens the original)
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Looking at the books of Joel, Daniel, and the first part of Ezra, God’s story continues! Joel summarizes and reiterates what many other prophets have communicated. Daniel‘s life spans the entirety of the exile, and God speaks to him about the present, future, and final future— some of it scary, all of it loving. Accompanying those two prophetic books this week, we have the historical book of Ezra. The exile is over, and God stirs the hearts of pagan kings to accomplish his purpose.
Hope at Rock Bottom (opens the original)
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After Jerusalem and the Temple were destroyed, the exiles were convinced that God had left them, and that they were finished. It’s in this dark place that God provides the most beautiful hope. God’s promises of redemption and restoration are rich and alive in this last part of Ezekiel— not just for Israel, but for us as well.
“You’re Being a Ho”— God (opens the original)
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The prophecies through Jeremiah are reiterated to the exiles through Ezekiel. God uses harsh language and images to wake His people up! They still don’t turn back to God, so why does He keep pursuing them? Because he is eternally patient, unremittingly faithful, and unfathomably good.
Here We Go Again (opens the original)
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As we wrap up Jeremiah and grieve through Lamentations, we start the book of Ezekiel. We get to see the destruction of Judah all over again through Ezequiel‘s eyes. He was with the exile in the first wave of deportations, and God warns, implores, and invites His exiled people to turn back to Him.
One More Chance (opens the original)
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You would think that after rock-bottom, the only place to go would be up. With Judah being completely taken over by the Babylonians and the temple destroyed, surely the small Judaen remnant would look to God and choose obedience. But did they?
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