Ezekiel acts out exile by carrying baggage through a wall and covering his face, then explains that the sign concerns Jerusalem’s prince and people. A second sign portrays trembling meals, and the LORD rejects popular sayings that prophetic visions will be delayed or fail: His word will be performed without further postponement.
Ezekiel acts out exile by carrying baggage through a wall and covering his face, then explains that the sign concerns Jerusalem’s prince and people. A second sign portrays trembling meals, and the LORD rejects popular sayings that prophetic visions will be delayed or fail: His word will be performed without further postponement.
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