The Ezekiel study continues here. If you are viewing this blog for the first time, this is the continuation of a series. By scrolling down, you can find the beginning of it. Fourth Movement: the Apportioner of PunishmentIn this last specific symbol, Ezekiel is asked...
Third Movement: the Diet of SiegeGod does not require that Ezekiel remain recumbent 24 hours a day; but provides for him to eat but even that act is symbolic. God first told Ezekiel to make a mixture of grains and store them in a jar and to daily make a scanty meal...
This is a continuation of the study, “Ezekiel: Creation of a Man as a Symbol.”If you'd like to “catch up,” scroll down to where the study begins several weeks ago on the blog. Second Movement: the Recumbent Sin BearerIn this symbol, Ezekiel is...
It gratifies me that so many people are responding to the Ezekiel study. I have a distant cousin, whom I've never met, who posted about the Ezekiel study and my work as a whole on his blog, mayflyblog.com — here are some of his comments.
I am back from my trip, in which I was able to accomplish quite a bit of writing and thinking.Here is the continuation of the study of Ezekiel: The Creation of a Man as a Symbol.If you would like to see the beginning of this study, continue to scroll down until you...
Thank you so much Noel, Celeste, and Amber for your supportive comments on previous postings regarding this series on Ezekiel. I will be out of town for 10 days so it may be a while before I can post more. For that reason, I am posting three new symbols. Second...
