On the very day Babylon begins the final siege of Jerusalem, Ezekiel records the date and gives the parable of a boiling pot whose corroded filth cannot be cleansed. Then the LORD tells Ezekiel that his wife will die and commands him not to perform normal public mourning, making his loss a sign of the stunned reaction when the sanctuary is destroyed.
On the very day Babylon begins the final siege of Jerusalem, Ezekiel records the date and gives the parable of a boiling pot whose corroded filth cannot be cleansed. Then the LORD tells Ezekiel that his wife will die and commands him not to perform normal public mourning, making his loss a sign of the stunned reaction when the sanctuary is destroyed.
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