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Ezekiel 34:30 · BSB
34:30 Then they will know that I, the LORD their God, am with them, and that they, the house of Israel, are My people,’ declares the Lord GOD.
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…That phone number it on the picture it says Zeke and then it makes it look like a phone number 341516. That's supposed to queue you in to look atEzekiel. Chapter 34. And this is what it says. I myself will tend my sheep and and have them lie down, declares the Sovereign Lord. I will search for the lost and…
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…them the first messenger because God himself is a shepherd. Did you know that? God himself is a shepherd. He describes himself as a shepherd. InEzekiel chapter 34, God is describing his role with Israel, what he calls the sheep and the flock of his pasture. He says, for thus says the Lord God, behold, I…
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…forget, this isn't an empty promise. Don't forget, He's done it before. Back in Ezekiel, Ezekiel prophesied about the ungodly shepherds of Israel.Ezekiel chapter 34, God's people have been exiled to Babylon because of their unfaithfulness, and that unfaithfulness was in no small part because of the failure of…
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…that God will gather the nations and he will judge them. But this description here of judgment is more likely to reflect the fulfillment ofEzekiel chapter 34. Especially verse 17, picking up again in verse 23. There, God the judge speaks of judging sheep and goats. He says, As for you, my flock, thus…
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…It's used in Psalm 23. You can think about the imagery of that. God leads us beside still waters, leads us into green pastures. It's also used inEzekiel chapter 34, where God talks about his great love for us as his sheep. He protects us, he watches over us, he unites us in his flock. And the first thing…
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…about the temple by which he meant his body being destroyed and built again in three days. Also, during this festival, one of the readings was fromEzekiel chapter 34. Graham referred to that last week. It's a chapter about the leaders of Israel, the shepherds of Israel, and how they have failed God. And so Jesus…
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…these men would know that this isn't the first time that God's had some really chilling words to say about bad and selfish leaders of his people.Ezekiel chapter 34. Ezekiel, one of the prophets that we get in the Old Testament, speaks to his generation. God, through Ezekiel, speaks to his generation of really,…
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…they never leave His hand. He will never let them go. So let that omnipotent hand lighten your burden without lessening your responsibility. InEzekiel chapter 34, God speaks some really sobering words against the shepherds of His people. Because they are feeding themselves and not feeding His sheep. They're…
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…as you may have experienced, not all shepherds shepherd well. Not all leaders lead faithfully. And this is the focus of our Old Testament reading,Ezekiel chapter 34. In Ezekiel 34, God is responding to the leaders of Israel who had become focused on feeding themselves rather than feeding the sheep. In verse 2,…
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…picture he gives is of a shepherd with his sheep now that would have been incredibly evocative for Jesus's first century Jewish hearers you see inEzekiel chapter 34the Lord speaks to to Israel in exile and says to them your leaders they've been bad leaders they have been bad shepherds and then Ezekiel 34 the…
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…of God. Uh, it's also used of our kings and leaders and spiritual leaders, it's used of the coming picture of the one who would be the Messiah inEzekiel chapter 34. Jesus, what are you saying to us? Therefore, Jesus said it again. Very truly I tell you, I am the gate for the sheep. O you self-proclaimed…
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…fulfill what God had promised all along. I've come to the conclusion that we will not get the full depth of meaning of John 10 unless we also haveEzekiel chapter 34in mind. And it's too much for me to exposit that chapter. But I do encourage you, if you've got a Bible, turn to Ezekiel chapter 34, keep your…
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…And so when we read this text about thieves and wolves and highlings, Jesus is actually pointing toward the Pharisees, those who are fulfillment ofEzekiel chapter 34. Ezekiel 34 is a passage where the prophet is, is, is, is ruining the fact that the shepherds of Israel do not bind up those who are wounded and…
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…helps us to understand this you can keep your finger in Matthew and go back to Ezekiel the prophet if anybody has a page number that might helpEzekiel chapter 34anyone got a page number no different bible sorry 866 thank you Ezekiel 34 and here God through the prophet Ezekiel is showing the damage that is…
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…priests, and wicked kings. prophets. Let's look for a moment back to what God said hundreds of years earlier through the prophet Ezekiel.Ezekiel chapter 34. This is Ezekiel writing, The word of the Lord came to me, Son of man, prophesy against the shepherds of Israel. Prophesy and say to them, this is…
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…cares for them. You see, this motif of God as a shepherd, it would have not been unfamiliar to these people. Flipping your Bibles to the book ofEzekiel chapter 34. Ezekiel chapter 34, we get this incredible image of God as a shepherd. Ezekiel chapter 34, the chapter begins with God condemning the leaders of…
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…who became the king and that idea of the king as shepherd over the people of God is one that we find in the Bible. So we read at the beginning fromEzekiel chapter 34and what we have there is God announcing judgment on bad shepherds over the people. They didn't care well, they didn't teach well, they took…
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Okay, we're going to start in a somewhat unusual way. Would you open up your Bibles toEzekiel chapter 34? Now, here's how to find it. Just open your Bible to the middle. You're probably in a psalm, and then just start going right. And you'll see, like,…
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…I do trust in your word. I do keep your word, so please deliver me. And of course, this is fulfilled ultimately in Christ. In Exodus, not Exodus,Ezekiel chapter 34, God promises of a day when, and he will himself come as the shepherd of God's people to gather those who have been scattered. And then that's…
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…things were, God was calling the people back. And perhaps the most powerful example of this twofold message of judgment and salvation is found inEzekiel chapter 34. The chapter is based around the image of a shepherd. Now sometimes when we think about a shepherd and sheep, we can have immediately in our minds…
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