Daily Bible Reading Podcast
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EZEKIEL 36-37:In chapter 34, we heard the passage that many Jews would have thought of when they heard Jesus say, "I am the good shepherd. I give my life for the sheep." In Ezekiel 34, God promised to take away corrupt shepherds, saying that He would replace them with only one shepherd— namely David's descendant who will shepherd of the flock of God forever.
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EZEKIEL 34-35:In Ezekiel yesterday, we heard of how Pharaoh was to be mocked in the world of the dead. Then we heard of God's justice, which he showed by the illustration of Ezekiel as a watchman for a city.
ISAIAH 13:Yesterday's reading in Isaiah was a psalm of praise including these poetic lines:
Is. 12:2b-4b NLT The LORD...
EZEKIEL 32-33:Again, as seen in the messages to Tyre and to Egypt, God was not just speaking to one king or about one kingdom, but was also speaking against the kingdom/city of Man or the world system under the rulership of Satan.
ISAIAH 12:In yesterday's reading we again heard of the righteous Branch, a shoot growing from David's root. And we heard these famous...
EZEKIEL 30-31:As the Lord was pronouncing doom upon the Prince of Tyre in Ezekiel 28, did you notice how the language shifted to talking about things that the human prince could not have done. The spirit-world ruler behind the prince of Tyre is really in mind— that is, Satan. The tirade against the King of Egypt could also be similarly interpreted.
ISAIAH 11: Read more
EZEKIEL 28-29:So why were there two whole chapters against the city-state of Tyre in yesterday's reading, plus one more today?! I think we see the answer in Revelation. Tyre is very like the picture of Babylon (which in that book is a picture of Rome). All the way through the Bible— starting with the Tower of Babel, we see a contrast between the 'city of man' and the 'city of God'. The world po...
EZEKIEL 26-27:Yesterday we heard a second word picture of Jerusalem as a cooking pot. This was not good news. Then Ezekiel received word that his treasure— his wife, would die. And he was commanded not to mourn as a sign of what the people would do when they heard about the slaughter in Jerusalem. Then there were messages of punishment for the nations of Ammon, Moab, Edom, and Philistia.
...EZEKIEL 24-25:Yesterday in Ezekiel we heard the shockingly graphic story of the two adulterous sisters, which were really the cities of Samaria and Jerusalem.
ISAIAH 8:In yesterday's reading, Isaiah was sent to Ahaz, and the message to the king contains a prophecy that probably had two fulfillments— one in King Ahaz' time and another at Jesus' birth: "The ...
EZEKIEL 23:In yesterday's reading, we heard the Lord promise that he would refine Israel as purifying silver in a crucible. And then we heard the famous and poignant words:
Ez. 23:30 NLT "I looked for someone who might rebuild the wall of righteousness that guards the land. I searched for...
EZEKIEL 22:Yesterday we heard of the sword of the Lord, which was to come to Jerusalem, actually in the form of the army of the king of Babylon. And there would be punishment also for the Ammonites.
ISAIAH 6:In yesterday's reading, we heard one of the famous chapters that relate to Israel as the Lord's vine. This would have been in the minds of those who listene...
EZEKIEL 21:Yesterday we saw that the Lord was quite offended when unrighteous leaders of Israel came to ask for a message from the Lord! And Ezekiel begged to not have to give a highly figurative message because the people complained that he was always speaking in riddles.
ISAIAH 5:Yesterday there was a temporary break in the clouds in Isaiah, and we heard the f...
EZEKIEL 20:In yesterday's reading in Ezekiel, the Lord refuted the saying that the Israelite's were using, "The parents have eaten sour grapes, but their children's mouths pucker at the taste." And then Ezekiel conveyed two poems about the kings of Judah, spoken of symbolically as two lion cubs and like a vine.
ISAIAH 3:24—4:Isaiah, like Ezekiel, also spok...
EZEKIEL 18-19:Yesterday in Ezekiel we read the riddle of the two eagles, portraying Israel's king breaking his sworn covenant with Babylon. There is a lesson here for us. Normally Babylon would be considered the enemy, and getting free from the enemy would be considered a good thing. But NOT SO if the country has made a promise of loyalty sealed by a vow taken in God's name! Faithfulness to oaths and...
EZEKIEL 17:Yesterday's chapter graphically portrayed how God considers idolatry like the adultery of a faithless wife. Jerusalem (as Judah's capital) was compared— in a very unflattering way, to her two sister cities, Samaria and Sodom.
ISAIAH 2:In the first chapter of Isaiah, we heard the Lord compare Israel to Sodom and Gomorrah. And we heard how the Lor...
Lesson 6
THEME: Buckle up the belt of truth by believing you are ACCEPTED, SECURE, AND SIGNIFICANT.
According to Dr. Neil T. Anderson, nearly all Christians struggle to overcome Satan's lies in at least one of these three areas:
1) I'm not accepted. No one wants me. God certainly couldn't want someone like me. Even though I confess sins, I never feel that I am fully forgiven.
2) I'm not secure. I am weak. The evil one is stronger t...
EZEKIEL 16:This book should make modern day 'prophets' reconsider what they do in the Lord's name. In this book we have heard again and again that the Lord will punish those who prophesy falsely. And in the part about the wood of a vine being useless in yesterday's reading, there is only one useful thing a grape vine does, and this is bear grapes. And God was saying that since Israel did not bear the...
EZEKIEL 14-15:The title that the Lord calls Ezekiel is 'son of man', which the Lord is using in the normal sense, meaning 'ordinary human'. The title for Jesus— 'Son of Man', is a special usage. For that, check out Daniel 7.
Note in yesterday's reading when Ezekiel acted out how King Zedekiah would go into exile, Ezekiel covered his eyes. It was reve...
EZEKIEL 12-13:In yesterday's reading, the vision of the glory of the Lord left the temple. Then God disagreed with what the leaders of the Israelites were saying, that they were safe in the 'pot' of Jerusalem.
SONG OF SOLOMON 7:As we heard yesterday, the bride is captivating in beauty, and so radiant that she is compared to the sun and moon.
MATTHEW 26b:<...
EZEKIEL 10-11:Yesterday in chapters 8-9 we heard the story of Ezekiel's being transported to Jerusalem and his awesome vision of our glorious God revealing the idolatry of Israel happening right at the temple. Some of the locations shown are literal, and some are to be taken figuratively. One clearly sees that God has every right to be highly offended. Note that the people sharing God's grief at this...
EZEKIEL 8-9:Terrible destruction is prophesied against Judah and Jerusalem. The trumpet will sound the battle call, but no one will get ready, because they are under God's wrath.
SONG OF SOLOMON 5:Yesterday the young man extolled the perfection of his bride.
MATTHEW 25b:
Yesterday in Matthew 25, we heard two parables th...
EZEKIEL 6-7:
In yesterday's reading Ezekiel portrayed the punishment of Israel and the siege on Jerusalem for a total of 430 days. Then he took a razor and cut his hair and divided it into three parts with a little left over. This was used as a demonstration that a third of the people would die in the city from disease and famine. The distress will be so severe that parents will eat their childre...
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