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Ezekiel 10:1–5 · BSB
10:1 And I looked and saw above the expanse, above the heads of the cherubim, the likeness of a throne of sapphire.
10:2 And the LORD said to the man clothed in linen, “Go inside the wheelwork beneath the cherubim. Fill your hands with burning coals from among the cherubim and scatter them over the city.” And as I watched, he went in.
10:3 Now when the man went in, the cherubim were standing on the south side of the temple, and a cloud filled the inner court.
10:4 Then the glory of the LORD rose from above the cherubim and stood over the threshold of the temple. The temple was filled with the cloud, and the court was filled with the brightness of the glory of the LORD.
10:5 The sound of the wings of the cherubim could be heard as far as the outer court, like the voice of God Almighty when He speaks.
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…would enter into the east gate of Jerusalem, the golden gate, and head up to the temple, the same gates that the glory of the Lord departed from inEzekiel chapter 10and 11. The same gate that Ezekiel was given a vision that God's glory and spirit would return through. The same gate, I was reminded of this as I…
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…sold, meaning you sold yourselves to the other lovers and for your transgressions your mother was sent away. And that's the idea. The picture is inEzekiel chapter 10. God's presence, if you remember, was in the first Temple, and he's stayed there until Ezekiel 10 sees that God's presence is removed from the…
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…may or may not like him. But Ezekiel has something significant to say about this particular moment. In fact, two things. If you read Ezekiel, inEzekiel chapter 10and in chapter 11, Ezekiel tells us about a catastrophic moment. And here's what he warns. He says, because of the wickedness of the people of…
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…it in a couple of days called Palm Sunday or the triumphal entry where Jesus goes into Jerusalem. And isn't it interesting? If you remember inEzekiel chapter 10, where the presence of Jesus, I'm sorry, the presence of God leaves through the temple and through the east gate and returns to heaven, we find…
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…and the temple was filled with smoke. So here we have seraphim, created to just be in worship of God in heaven. Got another passage, this time inEzekiel, chapter 10, starting verse 9. He is also having a vision of the heavenly realms, of the spiritual realm. This is what he said. I looked and I saw beside the…
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…mean the same thing. They were offered the kingdom and they didn't like the king. So Jesus walks away from them. This is a less dramatic version ofEzekiel chapter 10. Remember, Ezekiel chapter 10, the priests and the leaders of Israel, the founders of the scribes and Pharisees, so to speak, had polluted the…
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…he takes back with him 10 ,000 Jewish captives, including the prophet Ezekiel. And in one of his visions in Babylon, which you can read about inEzekiel chapters 10and 11, Ezekiel describes how the glory of the Lord departs from the temple in Jerusalem. Why? Because of the sin of the people. And because the…
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…years before Jesus, the fire of the Lord had left the temple. It had left the temple. If you go back to the the book of Ezekiel, you'll see inEzekiel chapter 10, Ezekiel warned them and warned them and warned them and warned the people, Hey, if you don't turn back to God, if you don't turn back to God, God…
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…of who God is, who Jesus would be one day. These are the same images that Ezekiel received in his vision of who God is in Ezekiel chapter one, inEzekiel chapter 10. They're the same images that John the Apostle received in Revelation, right, of who God is. He received these same images. And here's the…
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…Their religious leaders have lost the plot, and their religious leaders are more interested in fattening themselves than feeding God's people.Ezekiel chapter 10tells us a heartbreaking story that God's presence has left his temple. And do you remember where in the Old Testament we're told that God's…
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…that's very interesting, but also I love this. It says the angel came from the east. Now we don't have time to go there, but it There's a vision inEzekiel chapter 10where the the the the glory of God departs from the temple. He watches the ark of the covenant which was a symbol for the presence of God just get…
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…into all the good things you have for us, because, god, you're not just the giver of gifts, you are the gift. God's presence is critical. InEzekiel, chapter 10, the people of God are being carried off into exile in Babylon and it's this awful moment, the punishment and consequence for a lot of years of sin…
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…That's not deserving. Cherubs will not let you. They are there to protect holiness, sacred things, and nothing that is that way can get through.Ezekiel. Chapter 10you turn over there gives a a great description of these spirit beings that are in the heavenly host. We're going to jump through a few verses, it…
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…places he could have gone. But he went to the temple mount or to the Mount of Olives, echoing, I think, what Ezekiel saw in two of his visions inEzekiel chapter 10and 11. Let me just read these to you. Ezekiel is a prophet to the nation of Israel at the time of their extraction from the land of promise and…
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…that is he will remove his presence so you remember i thought about that terrible time in the history of the old covenant people of god when inezekiel chapters 10and 11 you can read the glory of the lord departed from the temple you'll have no idea what that would have meant for a jew at the time the glory…
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…evaporate in that moment. Not so. And the only way you're going to see it is if you go with me in this final passage of Scripture for today inEzekiel chapter 10. Look at this with me. There are three verses I want you to see in Ezekiel 10 and in Ezekiel 11. Look at verse four of Ezekiel chapter 10. If you…
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…Along with the glory that was formerly there. So if you want to see a fascinating parallel to this, i give you another couple of places. UnderEzekiel, chapters 10and 11, it talks about the departed glory of the temple. Under Solomon's temple, you see, there were two temples Solomon's temple, which was…
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…ourselves and pledge our allegiance to jesus and believe in his atoning death that he paid for our sins on the cross for us that's the only way inezekiel chapter 10prophet ezekiel describes a sad picture of the spirit of god the glory of god departing the temple in jerusalem and then later he prophesies in…
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…upon them. I think one of the most devastating chapters of the Old Testament is not all the terrifically brutal and gruesome chapters. It'sEzekiel chapter 10, which is a vivid depiction of God moving out of the temple and leaving His people to the invading armies of Babylon. In the grand scheme of…
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