Answer to Eze 27: Lebanon

Question on Eze 30: What will come upon Egypt?

Comment on Eze 30: "The day of the Lord is near" is a common expression of God's judgment, especially His future judgment.

For Saturday Ezekiel 29
For Sunday Ezekiel 30

Answer to Eze 26: Nebuchadnezzar

Question on Eze 27: In the Middle East where did the cedars come from?

Comment on Eze 27: John MacArthur describes the whole chapter is a lamentation describing Tyre as a great trade ship destroyed on the high seas.

Answer to Eze 25: Ammon, Edom, Moab, Philistia

Question on Eze 26: What king is to bring devastation to Tyre?

Comment on Eze 26: Ezekiel's prophecy about the fate of Tyre is an example of
fulfilled prophecy. As Ezekiel predicted, Tyre today is only a place to dry
fishing nets.

Answer to Eze 24: cooking pot

Question on Eze 25: Ezekiel made proclamations against what 4 nations?

Comment on Eze 25: The Lord is alive and well and victorious. The nations
mentioned in this chapter falsely assumed that, when Israel was exiled, their
God was defeated. Isn't it interesting how 3 of these nations have disappeared
as separate nations into the Arab people.

Answer to Eze 23: Oholah and Oholibah

Question on Eze 24: What is the symbol used in this chapter?

Comment on Eze 24: God will move heaven and earth to show us His will. Our job is obeying His will once revealed.

Answer to Eze 20: Bamah (high place)

Question on Eze 23: What were the names of the two harlot sisters?

Comment on Eze 23: There are times in which we may forget God - but He never
forgets us.

For Saturday Ezekiel 22
For Sunday Ezekiel 23

Answer to Eze 19: lioness & vine

Question on Eze 20: What was the high place called?

Comment on Eze 20: Human wisdom always fails in ways no one sees coming.

Answer to Eze 18: "The fathers have eaten sour grapes. And the children's teeth are set on edge."

Question on Eze 19: Judah is described in two ways - what are they? (hint verses 1 and 10)

Comment on Eze 19: With King Zedekiah the house of David ended in shame and for all these years (through today) Israel has had no king in David's line. The day will come though when the Messiah (Jesus) will return to resume the reign of
David in the Millennial Kingdom.

Answer to Eze 17: Judah's king and princes

Question on Eze 18: What proverb is no longer to be used in the land of Israel?

Comment on Eze 18: All human beings are created in God's image - yet only those who have accepted Jesus as Lord and Savior are part of God's family and are called "sons of God."

Answer to Eze 16: Egyptians

Question on Eze 17: Who did the king of Babylon lead into Babylon?

Comment on Eze 17: The Lord wants us to remember that He is absolutely
sovereign. God rules among the nations - even today.

Answer to Eze 13: Peace

Question on Eze 16: What nation did Israel commit harlotry with?

Comment on Eze 16: Israel had forgotten that all good things it received, it
received from God. I hope none of us will make the same mistake.

For Saturday Ezekiel 15
For Sunday Ezekiel 16

Answer to Eze 12: The captivity

Question on Eze 13: The people were saying peace when there was no what?

Comment on Eze 13: We must always be careful how we present God's message, neither taking away from it or adding to it.

Answer to Eze 11: Walk in the statutes and keep His judgments

Question on Eze 12: What was Ezekiel and the nation to prepare for?

Comment on Eze 12: The only thing in this life that we can completely rely on is
the truth and accuracy of the Word of God.

Answer to Eze 10: The glory of the Lord

Question on Eze 11: The Israelites that do what will be God's people?

Comment on Eze 11: The Lord knows our thoughts, our plans, our hopes, and our feelings. Why do we try to hide things from Him?

Answer to Eze 9: Six

Question on Eze 10: What departed from the Temple?

Comment on Eze 10: Many in Israel thought that because of the temple, God's
"home," that the nation would never be destroyed, even though God had warned of this earlier (read 1 Kings 9:6,7).

Answer to Eze 6: The mountains of Israel

Question on Eze 9: How many men came from the upper gate?

Comment on Eze 9: Most Israelites completely misunderstood what happened during the Babylonian invasions. They did not see it as a divine judgment but that God had lost interest in them.

For Saturday Ezekiel 8
For Sunday Ezekiel 9

Answer to Eze 5: A barbers razor

Question on Eze 6: What was Ezekiel to set his face toward?

Comment on Eze 6: The Lord created us to have a relationship with Him and when
we give our hearts to something else it grieves Him deeply.

Answer to Eze 4: Left side 390 day and right side 40 days

Question on Eze 5: What was Ezekiel to use a sword for?

Comment on Eze 5: All along, God intended for Israel to serve as an
advertisement to the world's nations regarding the goodness and holiness of God.

Answer to Eze 4: Left side 390 day and right side 40 days

Question on Eze 5: What was Ezekiel to use a sword for?

Comment on Eze 5: All along, God intended for Israel to serve as an
advertisement to the world's nations regarding the goodness and holiness of God.

Question on Eze 4: How many days did Ezekiel lay on his left side and how many
days does he lay on his right side?

Comment on Eze 4: Note God's grace. Due to lack of fuel during the siege the
people had to use human waste as fuel to cook their food. Ezekiel's conviction
to remain undefiled, the Lord permitted him to use cow dung as fuel to cook his
food - therefore remaining undefiled.