Ezekiel: Redemption for God's PeopleEzekiel was among the thousands of Jews taken captive when the Babylonians invaded Judah in 597 bc. It was there that God called him to be a prophet, and for the next twenty two years, he related the visions, prophecies, and signs the Lord gave him to his fellow Jews living in exile. While these prophecies often contained warnings of severe judgments if the people did not repent, they also contained incredible messages of hopeincluding more details

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It's time to live into the promise

¡Un libro que les habla a los hombres de la forma en que los hombres hablan

fearing she'll relapse

Developing character

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The English transliteration

so that they desire God’s will more than their own

Ana la profetisa (Lucas 2:36–38)

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