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Ezekiel 18:23 · BSB
18:23 Do I take any pleasure in the death of the wicked? declares the Lord GOD. Wouldn’t I prefer that he turn from his ways and live?
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…punishing my son or my daughter for my sons, my sins, the very idea of that seems completely and totally unfair. To make things more complicated,Ezekiel chapter 18, if you're familiar with it, tells us that God will not punish the child for the sins of their father. So people will ask, does the scripture…
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…God is. And in the Old Testament, we see in Ezekiel's day that God has no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but that he would repent and live,Ezekiel chapter 18and verse 23. It is a fact that we need the grace of God unto salvation. But it is much a fact that we will continue to need the grace of God after…
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…The Bible says in Romans chapter 3, and you're there if you turned in your Bible verse #23 for all have sinned and come short of the glory of God.Ezekiel chapter 18and verse 4 says the soul that sinneth it shall die. James chapter one verse 15. Then when lust hath conceived, it bringeth forth sin, and sin when…
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…is the second death. This is eternal. This is eternal separation from God forever, to pay for the penalty for your sin. We also recognize that inEzekiel chapter 18, the prophet Ezekiel says that the person who sins shall die, meaning there is personal accountability, meaning that you yourself are responsible…
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…of the knowledge of good and evil, they would die. The New Testament tells us living today that because we are descended from Adam and Eve, we die.Ezekiel chapter 18tells us why. We sin. And every soul that sins will die. Why is that? Because the wages, what we earn from our sin is death. Notice the…
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…was not the message of Moses. Last, let me just read some few verse about some other prophet. You understand? Ezekiel. Come to Ezekiel. Quickly.Ezekiel chapter 18. Hallelujah. I'm trying to move as steady as possible by the grace of God. Because I don't want you to come back to these ideas again. Are we…
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…the Gentiles. There are a couple of things we need to notice here. The first thing in verse 6 that we need to notice is that this is a reference toEzekiel chapter 18. So we notice again, in all of this section, there's this very rich and tight tie to the Old Testament. We think that it's just this progression of…
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…Usually, that's the way it turns out, but there are exceptions to that rule aren't there. There are some well, Earthy drunkards, but the point ofEzekiel chapter 18is not to diminish the power of Parental influence but rather to demonstrate the power of personal choice. Yes, here in three generations, Ezekiel…
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…know God's heart. God has not yet returned, not because he is inactive, but because of his love. God has not returned because, as we're told inEzekiel chapter 18, I have no pleasure in the death of anyone, declares the Lord God. So turn and live. you long, Christian, for people and your family, your friends…
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…one generation sins, well, sorry for the next generation, you're just going to have to bear the consequences of your parents' sins. In the book ofEzekiel, chapter 18, God is very clear that he doesn't punish children for the sins of their parents. But what he's saying is that as one generation rejects God and…
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…upon him. I read that verse of scripture for your hearing this morning because I want to paint a picture to you about a sinner because the Bible inEzekiel chapter 18and verse 20, It's a picture about a sinner the soul that sinneth. It shall die. But look at the very next verse look at verse 21. Because there's…
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…also had to be troubled by the eternal judgment of sin. I don't want you to turn there for a moment, but I do want to remind you of what it says inEzekiel chapter 18. It's a very poignant statement. It says this, I have no joy in the death of the wicked. It's God speaking in that prophetic utterance. And he…
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…and judgment? What's going to break this ongoing troubled world? Well, what's needed is a new heart. A new kind of life in people. Have a look atEzekiel chapter 18. You see, it's at this low point in their lives. They've been taken away into exile, into Babylon. And it's during this time in exile that God…
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…it means. And it's not because I'm trying to duck out from under it, but as we look carefully at this passage, I want to direct your attention toEzekiel chapter 18. And we're not going to have time to look at the whole passage, but Ezekiel 18, verse 20 is extremely important for us. Uh Isaiah, Jeremiah,…
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