Old Testament – Page 10 – A Thimble-full of Theology for Daily Living

Ezekiel 38, End Days Invasion by Gog

The prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah are given prophecies against Babylon (Isaiah 13-14;

When the nation of Israel split into two nations, Israel and Judah (the northern

The fantastical vision of a valley full of dry bones that come to life with flesh

The covenant God made with Abraham was unconditional, that is, it did not depend

Edom sprang from Esau, Jacob's twin brother, though no two brothers were less alike.

Now that God's judgment has been completed, Yahweh begins to speak once again about

"Chapter 33 begins the final major section of the book (chs. 33–48)...At this point,

Ezekiel has been predicting the destruction of Egypt, and here he laments the ruler

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Just as with the prophecy against Tyre, there followed a lament over them, so after

The next several prophecies of Ezekiel are against Egypt. Egypt, the nation that

Like Isaiah 14, much debate has been made over whether the person being addressed

"The Ship of State is an ancient and oft-cited metaphor, famously expounded by Plato

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The first 24 chapters of Ezekiel have dealt with Yahweh's judgment against Israel,