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Ezekiel 28:15 · BSB
28:15 From the day you were created you were blameless in your ways—until wickedness was found in you.
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…it is one of the saddest sentences in the Bible. You were blameless in your ways from the day you were created till wickedness was found in you.Ezekiel chapter 28 verse 15. Notice the verb found, not planted, not forced on him by a stronger enemy, because there was no stronger enemy. Something grew in a place where…
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…You have been treated so wrong to love this way. But the other reason for that, because it keeps you out of the mindset that we saw Satan had. InEzekiel chapter 28, verses 11 through 19. And watch this. Verse 28, blessed and show, bless and show kindness to those who curse you. Pray for those who mistreat you. Whoever strikes you…
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…about the wisdom that he was given complete of. He was more in love with how he looked, how beautiful he was. And when the Bible describes him inEzekiel chapter 28, verse 11 through 19, buddy, he was created about as good as anybody until the Bible says lawlessness and violence creeped in and he sinned. Alright? So it says, For if…
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…the devil, but rejoice that your name is written in the Lamb's book of life, right? And then he said I saw Satan fall from heaven. So we know inEzekiel chapter 28 verses 14 through 16, that was when he fought fell initially from his glorified position to the earth to be the serpent in the garden. And then the next fall we see him…
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…he therefore cannot believe in you. Yet the existence of Satan is a basic elementary principle in Scripture. The question is, where'd he come from?Ezekiel chapter 28, verses 12 through 15, it reads like this Son of man, raise a lamentation over the king of Tyre. Tyre is where modern-day Lebanon is located. And say to him, Thus says…
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…as well. So when Satan fell, in fact, you can read about this in the Old Testament in Isaiah 14, verses 12 through 15. You can read about it inEzekiel chapter 28, verses 12 through 17. He swept away, as Brother Thomas just mentioned to us again, a third of the angelic host with him. And along with their defeated leader, those…
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…of God. In fact, we begin a chance to see the rebellious spirit that exists within him when we look at Isaiah chapter 14, verses 12 through 15, andEzekiel chapter 28, verses 11 through 19. There's this overlaying moment where we recognize that that the prophets are no longer talking about people, but they're actually talking about an…
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…always been an evil creature. In the beginning, he was the ranking angel in heaven. Do we? Yes, there it is. All right, pull it up for me, Jason.Ezekiel 28, verses 12 through 18. Here we go. Son of man, I'm gonna let y'all read it there. I'm gonna read it right here. Here we go. Son of man, lament for the king of Tyree and…
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