Ezekiel shaves his head and beard with a sword, divides the hair into thirds, and uses it to portray Jerusalem’s population: death by pestilence and famine, death by the sword, scattering to the nations, and only a small remnant preserved. The LORD explains the judgment as the result of extraordinary rebellion.
Ezekiel shaves his head and beard with a sword, divides the hair into thirds, and uses it to portray Jerusalem’s population: death by pestilence and famine, death by the sword, scattering to the nations, and only a small remnant preserved. The LORD explains the judgment as the result of extraordinary rebellion.
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