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Peace, justice, renewal, reconciliation, and redemptionthese are the things we all long for. From the beginning of human history, every generation has desired Eden. We long for a world where everything is as it should be: where God dwells with His people, where sin and death no longer reign, where justice and peace finally embrace. Yet life east of Eden often feels far more like wandering in the wilderness than living in paradise. Scripture reminds us that we were not only made for Eden, but for something greater than the first Edena redeemed world where God dwells with His people forever. If you read the Bible as one unified story, you quickly discover that this longing for Eden never disappears. After the death of Solomon and the division of Davids kingdom, Gods people endured centuries of instability, exile, and oppression. Kingdoms fell apart, kings failed, and the land itself was lost. Yet through it all, God preserved a single, persistent promise: redemption would come through a childa king, a deliverer, a son. From the serpent-crushing offspring promised in Genesis 3, to the blessing pledged to Abraham, to the scepter of Judah, to the covenant God made with David, and finally to Isaiahs promise of a virgin-born son, God repeated His word again and again: salvation was coming. The Deliverer would crush the head of the dragon. Into the darkness of Galilee and the nations, a great light would shine. Therefore the Lord Himself will give you a sign: Behold, the virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and she will name Him Immanuel. (Isaiah 7:14) For a Child will be born to us, a Son will be given to us; And the government will rest on His shoulders; And His name will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Eternal Father, Prince of Peace. There will be no end to the increase of His government or of peace on the throne of David and over his kingdom, to establish it and to uphold it with justice and righteousness from then on and forevermore. The zeal of the Lord of armies will accomplish this. (Isaiah 9:67) Thenastonishinglyfor four hundred years, heaven was silent. Imagine being born, living, and dying without hearing a prophetic word from God, yet clinging to promises handed down from your fathers and grandfathers. Empires rose and fellGreek, then Romanuntil a paranoid ruler named Herod sat on the throne of Judah. The world looked anything but ready for redemption. And it was precisely then that God spoke againnot to a king, not to a priest, but to a young girl in an obscure town. The Promise We Can Trust Mary was likely between fourteen and sixteen years old. Joseph was a carpenterfaithful, quiet, and largely unnoticed. They were not influential, powerful, or impressive by worldly standards. Yet God chose them. This should not surprise us. Throughout Scripture, God delights in working through obscurity. He does not wait for ideal circumstances or impressive rsums. He chooses ordinary people who trust Him. Obscurity is not a barrier to obedience, and faithfulness in small, unseen places is often where God begins His greatest work. When Mary was told she would conceive by the Holy Spirit, her response was an honest question:How will this be, since I am a virgin?This is in contrast to Zechariahs response after the angel Gabriel revealed to him that he and his wife, Elizabeth would have a son in their old age who would prepare the way of the promised Deliverer. Here is what Zechariah said: How will I know this? For I am an old man, and my wife is advanced in her years. (Luke 1:18-20). While Zechariah struggled to believe, Marys response was not unbelief; it was faith seeking understanding. Mary does not say, That cannot be, but How will this be? Biblical faith does not silence questionsit submits them to God. There is a world of difference between humble inquiry and hardened disbelief. Joseph, however, initially responded with disbelief. As a righteous man, he planned to divorce Mary quietly, sparing her public shame. But God intervened. Once Joseph understood that God was at work, he obeyed. He moved when God told him to move. He fled when danger came. He returned when it was safe. History remembers Herod as powerful; God remembers Joseph as faithful. Joseph is often treated as a footnote in Jesus story, but do not assume that there was not cost for him in following the will of God for his life. Think about the cost to his reputation, consider the courage he demonstrated from the news of Marys pregnancy throughout Jesus childhood years. There is a lesson to be learned through Josephs life in what faithfulness, fatherhood, and true masculinity really looks like. The gospel did not make Mary and Josephs lives easierit made them riskier. Gods promises often disrupt our plans. Obedience may cost comfort, reputation, and control, but it always leads us into Gods purposes. The Promise that Secures Our Good Gabriel proclaims five astonishing truths about Marys childeach one unveiling a facet of Christs unparalleled glory and majesty. First, His name will be Jesus (v. 31).JesusJoshuameans Savior and Deliverer. Before Gabriel speaks of crowns or kingdoms, he speaks of salvation. Jesus would exercise His kingship not by domination, but by deliverance. He did not come primarily to improve circumstances, but to rescue sinners. This is the heart of the gospel: a Savior before a Sovereign, mercy before majesty. Jesus will be great (v. 32).Gabriel offers no explanationonly a proclamation. Scripture later fills in the meaning. Jesus is Creator, Sustainer, Redeemer, and Lord. He is the image of the invisible God, the One through whom all things were made and in whom all things hold together! Consider Colossians 1:15-20, He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation: for by Him all things were created, both in the heavens and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones, or dominions, or rulers, or authoritiesall things have been created through Him and for Him. He is before all things, and in Him all things hold together. He is also the head of the body, the church; and He is the beginning, the firstborn from the dead, so that He Himself will come to have first place in everything. For it was the Fathers good pleasure for all the fullness to dwell in Him, and through Him to reconcile all things to Himself, whether things on earth or things in heaven, having made peace through the blood of His cross. He is the radiance of Gods glory, the exact imprint of His nature, who upholds the universe by the word of His power (Heb. 1:14). Words ultimately fail to capture His greatness. Gabriel simply declares it:He will be great.Jesus eternally existed within the fellowship of the Trinity, entered human history, clothed Himself in flesh, lived among us, died on a Roman cross for our sins, and rose on the third day. This is not a small Savior. This is a great one. Jesus will be called Son of the Most High (v. 32b). This does not mean Jesus was created or that He is merely another son of God like the angels. Gabriel is proclaiming something far deeper: Jesus is uniquely Gods Sonthe eternal Word, begotten not made, sharing fully in the divine nature from all eternity. When the Father spoke creation into existence, it was by Jesus and through Jesus that all things were created! Jesus is, before all things, and in Him all things hold together. It is the Son, who emptied Himself by taking the form of a bond-servant and being born in the likeness of men...humbled Himself by becoming obedient to the point of death: death on a cross (Phil. 2:7-8). The demons grasped with chilling clarity the truth that many humans do not. Consider their desperate plea in Luke 8:28: What business do You have with me, Jesus, Son of the Most Hight God? I beg You, do not torment me! Even the forces of darkness recognized that Jesus, as the Son of the Most High, possessed absolute authority and power over themHe alone holds the right to command, conquer, and torment the hosts of Satan. The spiritual realm itself trembles before His greatness. Jesus will inherit the throne of David (v. 32c). It is only fitting that Jesuswho is Savior, who is great, and who is the Son of the Most Highshould sit on the throne of David. Mary and Joseph were descendants of David, but this child would not merely restore an earthly kingdom. Jesus would reign over the nations as King. Isaiah foresaw this when he wrote, In that day the root of Jesse, who shall stand as a signal for the peoplesof him shall the nations inquire, and his resting place shall be glorious(Isa. 11:10). When Simeon later held the infant Jesus in the temple, he declared that his eyes had seen Gods salvationa light for the Gentiles and glory for Israel. Yet Simeon also warned Mary that this child would be opposed and that a sword would pierce her own soul: Behold, this Child is appointed for the fall and rise of many in Israel, and as a sign to be opposedand a sword will pierce your own soulto the end that thoughts from many hearts may be revealed (Luke 2:34-35). Redemption would come, but not without suffering. Glory would be preceded by rejection and the cross. The Son would be despised, rejected, struck down, and afflicted for our sins through a cross, and it would be on the cross that the Son would be crushed by the Father (see Isa. 53:3-10). Jesus will reign over the house of Jacob forever (v. 33) Finally, Gabriel assured Mary that Jesus would not only inherit Davids throne, but that His reign would be everlasting. He would rule over Israel for all eternitythe ultimate and final King whose kingdom would never end. Yet His rule would not be confined to the twelve tribes of Israel. Like a mustard seed that grows into a great tree, His kingdom would expand to encompass the whole world, welcoming people from every nation. It is to this Jesus that all the nations will one day bow, for He is the King of kings and Lord of lords, just as the Scriptures declare:For this reason also God highly exalted Him, and bestowed on Him the name which is above every name, so that at the name of Jesus every knee will bow, of those who are in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and that every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father(Phil. 2:911). The Promise that Will Not Fail Mary and Joseph were not sinless or perfect parents. They struggled as we do. Yet they were entrusted with the greatest news the world had ever received: salvation had come in the form of a child growing in Marys womb. One wonders whether, as Mary felt His small hands and feet and Joseph gazed at Him in awe, they ever reflected on Ezekiels promise that Davids servant would be king forever and that God would dwell among His people (see Ezek. 37:24-28). Their lives teach us four enduring lessons. 1) The Good News moved them to action. 2) They guarded what God entrusted to them. 3) They treasured the gift they received. 4) And they were faithful stewards, willing to step back and let Jesus be who He was sent to be. As Christians who have received the gospel, we too have been entrusted with this Good News. The question this story presses upon us is simple and searching:What will we do with the Good News we have received?Will it move us to action? Will we guard it as precious? Will we treasure it as the greatest news we have ever heard? And will we steward it faithfully, giving it away as ambassadors of the King of kings and Lord of lords? When Herod sought to kill Jesus, Joseph took his family to Egypt just as he was told to do to protect Mary and Jesus. Josephs obedience cost him something. Most of us will never be called to flee to Egypt, but we will be called to trust God when obedience costs us something! When Mary received the news that she was to be the mother of the promised Deliverer and Son of God, her response is simple and yet profound: I am the Lords bond-servant, may it be done to me according to your word (1:38). For centuries before Gabriel visited Mary, Gods people waitedthrough exile, through silence, through sufferingclinging to promises they could not yet see fulfilled. And then, in the fullness of time, God spoke again. Not with thunder, not from a palace, but through an angel sent to a young girl in an obscure town. The first coming of Jesus tells us something vital about the way God works. He does not bypass weakness; He enters it. He does not avoid suffering; He redeems it. He does not wait for the world to be ready; He comes to save it. The King arrived not with armies, but in a womb. The Savior came not to be served, but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many. The child promised to Mary is the King who now reigns. The Savior who came in humility will come again in glory. The Jesus who was laid in a manger will one day return as Judge and King, and His kingdom will have no end. So we live now in the in-between. We wait as a people who know the promise is true, even when the world still feels broken. We wait with hope, not because circumstances are easy, but because Christ has comeand because Christ will come again. As you wait with hope, what kind of bond-servant will you be? What kind of bond-servant is Jesus calling you to be?What does faithfulness look like for you in 2026?

This is the story of the Valley of the Dry Bones. To put it mildly - Israel probably felt like those dry bones - disconnected and isolated - alone and probably a bit dead inside during this time. Captivity, forced separation from loved ones, oppression, isolation in a new land. We know what those dry bones feel like. Then God asks a curious question: "Can these bones live?" Uh, they're dead, God. What are you even talking about? The bones can't do anything for themselves. All they can do is sit there in the dust. Then God tells Ezekiel to call upon the breath - the four winds. Help comes from outside ourselves - comes from beyond ourselves. He calls on the breath - the wind - and the bones live. The Spirit is the power beyond ourselves. But God also sends Ezekiels into our lives. This happens throughout history, and we can see it. God sends us Ezekiel's, too. So the next time you feel disconnected and isolated and alone - pray for and watch for and wait for the Spirit. But also pray for and watch for and wait for an Ezekiel to enter into your life - new life might be just around the corner. So here we end on a hopeful note, of new life being possible. Speaker: Aaron Vis Scripture: Ezekiel 37:1-14 http://bible.com/events/49466472

2. Søndag efter påske prædikede Niels Nymann Eriksen over Johannesevangeliet 10, 11-16.  Første læsning var fra Ezekiels bog 34, 11-16

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10. Søndag efter Trinitatis prædikede Thomas Frovin over Matthæusevangeliet 11, 16-24 og første læsning var fra Ezekiels bog 33, 23 og 30-33. 

We want to pay our condolences to the family of Jerry Savelle ministries,  as Pastor Savelle was an Apostle of Faith (a Father of Faith) for many years!  And he was used by God in mighty ways, as are all the other men who serve in that capacity.  Please stop by his website, if you haven't already and pay  tribute to this sweet man of God.  Because these types are few/far in between. The 15 Min Rev's sponsorship comes today through Margaret Rowe Couture @MARGARETROWE.com & SMACK TALK RADIO! As we appreciate all that they do to help us bring the word of God to you!FIRSTLY- NOBODY CAN STEAL YOUR BIRTHRIGHT…they are IRREVOCABLE GIFTS….And if you haven't noticed, its hard to find the truth today, but the good news is that TRUTH IS IN THE ROOM, and what I am seeing spiritually is God getting the churches attention by showing them a DISPLAY OF where He wants them to be.  At Ew, our jobs are to help you get free- which we provide through our digital content on our website at Ezekiels-wheel.org – and if you go there you will find our newest series called “DEADLY CHARGED.”  And the price is high because God told us to price it that way to keep it out the hands of man who only wanted fleshly things.  IN THIS HOUR YOU WILL NOT OPERATE in the display of Gods power if you don't have your heart changed which only comes through deliverance.  Hence- the series, made available to you but only by a heart that knows its own responsibility in welding this power.  I WILL NOT place this information into the hands of power grubbing people who only want to use/abuse others around themselves with the latest/greatest information.Everybody always wants to be cutting edge but I have a responsibility because I serve at the pleasure of the King as a prophet- and HIM ONLY.  Not man. But the price we charge is for the heart that recognizes the anointing of God.  So we don't have to be worried about its distribution into the hands of those unholy souls who only want vengeance. Deliverance is for redemptions cause, not the flesh's need to get back at people. And this is the problem with prayer, decreeing the word today and its what has led MANY leaders, sheep astray. Support the show

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Angels Part Three Ezekiels Crazy Dream Of Angels by Rev. Joshua Bell

Ezekiel 1 Numbers 8 Ezekiels Illumination - Steve Van Bruaene

Ezekiel 1 Numbers 8 Ezekiels Illumination - Steve Van Bruaene

2. Søndag efter påske prædiker Thomas Frovin over Ezekiels bog 34,11-16 og Apostlenes gerninger 2,36-41

If you appreciate this work, consider supporting it - https://www.patreon.com/seekgodtogether Today we will read a passage from Ezekiels vision of God. This is Ezekiel 1:26-28. “The shape of a throne with the appearance of sapphire stone was above the expanse. There was a form with the appearance of a human on the throne high above. From what seemed to be His waist up, I saw a gleam like amber, with what looked like fire enclosing it all around. From what seemed to be His waist down, I also saw what looked like fire. There was a brilliant light all around Him. The appearance of the brilliant light all around was like that of a rainbow in a cloud on a rainy day. This was the appearance of the form of the Lord's glory. When I saw it, I fell facedown and heard a voice speaking.” What does God look like? And what does that even mean? Our eyes only take in the thinnest frequency band of energy and interpret that as color. But we know that there is “light” or “energy” far far beyond what we can see. And then our knowledge of energy comes to an end. So does God “look” like anything? He is Spirit. Paul says He is invisible.  And yet here, and in numerous other passages, we get glimpses of God. Rather, we get a glimpse of how He is willing to present Himself in a moment. And it is truly other-worldly. You may want to read the entire chapter to get the context of strange and magnificent creatures that attend to God. But always the most brilliance and gleam is reserved for God Himself.  Notice the difficulty in the wording: “a form with the appearance of a human” - “this was the appearance of the form of the Lord's glory.” Ezekiel is struggling to describe what he sees. This is the best he can do. Perhaps we can take away 2 things: first, God is beyond our wildest imagine. And second, God comes to us ultimately as human. Are you willing to receive this as it is? Again, you don't have to understand. Faith doesn't understand. Faith believes. And like Ezekiel, we too fall facedown when confronted with God. God, I do not pretend to have You figured out. But I delight in the beauty of Your glory. I wonder at Your love for humanity - Your love for me.

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Ole er generalsekretær i Ordet & Israel, som er en missionsorganisation, der arbejder for: - at kristne skal få Bibelens syn på Israel - at jøder skal få Bibelens syn på Jesus som Messias. - at give kristne mulighed for i praksis at handle ud fra den taknemmelighedsgæld, den kristne menighed har til Israel. Ole har skrevet en bibelkommentar i Credo serien om Ezekiels bog: https://lohse.dk/brands/kolon/om-credo-kommentaren.html Du kan finde flere af Oles udgivekser her: https://bibliotek.dk/da/search/work?search_block_form=%22ole+andersen+%28f.+1958%29%22&select_material_type=bibdk_frontpage&op=S%C3%B8g&year_op=%2522year_eq%2522&year_value=&form_build_id=form-hHbe8OutxMz_OQJjoziVZNejD36VTpt8zUA40LYtcNc&form_id=search_block_form&sort=rank_frequency&page_id=bibdk_frontpage#content

On this episode, Raul comes in with a moral lesson he learned on a recent experience. La Michoacana has so many options to Raul's surprise. Renato talks about the "Four Agreements" and Ezekiels first time on a roller coaster. The brothers give their take on the first three of fifteen uncomfortable truths. 

Kristian og Lauge går ind i profeten Ezekiels syner og visioner. Hvor langt er der fra profetens trippede billeder til moderne menneskers oplevelser af UFOer og det overnaturlige? Og hvad betyder Ezekiels visioner i dag? Tilrettelagt: Kristian Leth og Lauge Hendriksen. Klip: Nina Vadsholdt. Speak: Karen Straarup. Redaktør: Hanne Budtz-Jørgensen. Produceret for DR af Munck Studios København. (Sendt første gang 9. februar).

In the fourth sermon in the book of Ezekiel, Pastor Mike explores Ezekiels vision, idolitry, and the Holy Spirit.

TITLE: THE GIFT OF PROPHECY VERSE: Let love be your highest goal! But you should also desire the special abilities the Spirit gives —especially the ability to prophesy. 1 CORINTHIANS 14:1 The gift of prophecy is one of the most neglected instructions in the New Testament. Paul tells the Corinthians —not apostles, not church leaders, but regular people who haven't done a great job of handling spiritual gifts —to seek the gift of prophecy. And not only are they to seek it, but they are also told to seek it zealously —literally to covet it, be jealous for it, and eagerly pursue it. In other words, Paul wants us to listen to him and heed his teachings, but also to be able to hear God's voice on our own and express it to one another. Prophecy is a much-misunderstood gift. Most people think that prophecy is just predicting the future or foretelling events that haven't happened yet. But this is only part of what prophecy really is. The true definition of prophecy includes not only foretelling events that haven't happened yet (which is called foreknowledge), but also declaring God's Word for today (which is called forth-telling). That's why Paul tells us: "Pursue love and eagerly desire gifts of the Spirit, especially prophecy." Clearly, this isn't an Old Testament–style warning: “If you say you speak God's words and get it wrong, the penalty is death by stoning.” It's an open invitation, not a narrowing of the boundaries to limit impostors. It's an encouragement for all believers to listen, to tune in to the divine heartbeat and become vessels of revelation for others, to try to pursue and cultivate the gift of prophecy. And considering Paul's audience, the implications are surprising: Anyone can do this. It isn't just for Isaiahs and Jeremiahs and Ezekiels, with staggering words of warning and enormous burdens of responsibility. It's for average folks, anyone with a heart to hear. And, as Paul indicates in 1 Corinthians 14:3, it is for strengthening, encouraging, and comforting others. God is a communicator looking for people who will learn the keys to hearing Him; who will listen for His insight and direction for specific situations and then express it to others. Too many people disqualify themselves from God's invitation, either by false perceptions of their own gifts or false perceptions of God. Still, He calls us to come deeper into His presence with listening ears —and with the rock-solid conviction that He will make His voice known. God wants us to know Him intimately so we can hear His still small voice and follow His direction as we navigate this world. As we grow in our relationship with Him, we learn how to recognize His voice when He speaks. We also learn how to communicate what we hear from Him in a way that is beneficial to others. LET'S PRAY... Holy Spirit, teach me to prophesy. I choose to eagerly pursue all of your gifts, but especially the gift of hearing You and declaring Your words to others —to encourage them, comfort them, and build them up.

If you appreciate this work, consider supporting it - https://www.patreon.com/seekgodtogether Today we will read a passage from Ezekiels vision of God. This is Ezekiel 1:26-28. “The shape of a throne with the appearance of sapphire stone was above the expanse. There was a form with the appearance of a human on the throne high above. From what seemed to be His waist up, I saw a gleam like amber, with what looked like fire enclosing it all around. From what seemed to be His waist down, I also saw what looked like fire. There was a brilliant light all around Him. The appearance of the brilliant light all around was like that of a rainbow in a cloud on a rainy day. This was the appearance of the form of the Lord's glory. When I saw it, I fell facedown and heard a voice speaking.” What does God look like? And what does that even mean? Our eyes only take in the thinnest frequency band of energy and interpret that as color. But we know that there is “light” or “energy” far far beyond what we can see. And then our knowledge of energy comes to an end. So does God “look” like anything? He is Spirit. Paul says He is invisible. And yet here, and in numerous other passages, we get glimpses of God. Rather, we get a glimpse of how He is willing to present Himself in a moment. And it is truly other-worldly. You may want to read the entire chapter to get the context of strange and magnificent creatures that attend to God. But always the most brilliance and gleam is reserved for God Himself. Notice the difficulty in the wording: “a form with the appearance of a human” - “this was the appearance of the form of the Lord's glory.” Ezekiel is struggling to describe what he sees. This is the best he can do. Perhaps we can take away 2 things: first, God is beyond our wildest imagine. And second, God comes to us ultimately as human. Are you willing to receive this as it is? Again, you don't have to understand. Faith doesn't understand. Faith believes. And like Ezekiel, we too fall facedown when confronted with God. God, I do not pretend to have You figured out. But I delight in the beauty of Your glory. I wonder at Your love for humanity - Your love for me. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ezekiels WEIRD Vision!

285 In this episode, I introduce Ezekiel's wheel in the middle of the wheel. In the next several episodes I will do a deep dive on Christian goal setting. I will use all of the tools I have developed to help me better understand the word of God.The wheel in the middle of the wheel and the four living creatures are key to these lessons.

If you appreciate this work, consider supporting it - https://www.patreon.com/seekgodtogether Today we will read a passage from Ezekiels vision of God. This is Ezekiel 1:26-28. “The shape of a throne with the appearance of sapphire stone was above the expanse. There was a form with the appearance of a human on the throne high above. From what seemed to be His waist up, I saw a gleam like amber, with what looked like fire enclosing it all around. From what seemed to be His waist down, I also saw what looked like fire. There was a brilliant light all around Him. The appearance of the brilliant light all around was like that of a rainbow in a cloud on a rainy day. This was the appearance of the form of the Lord's glory. When I saw it, I fell facedown and heard a voice speaking.” What does God look like? And what does that even mean? Our eyes only take in the thinnest frequency band of energy and interpret that as color. But we know that there is “light” or “energy” far far beyond what we can see. And then our knowledge of energy comes to an end. So does God “look” like anything? He is Spirit. Paul says He is invisible. And yet here, and in numerous other passages, we get glimpses of God. Rather, we get a glimpse of how He is willing to present Himself in a moment. And it is truly other-worldly. You may want to read the entire chapter to get the context of strange and magnificent creatures that attend to God. But always the most brilliance and gleam is reserved for God Himself. Notice the difficulty in the wording: “a form with the appearance of a human” - “this was the appearance of the form of the Lord's glory.” Ezekiel is struggling to describe what he sees. This is the best he can do. Perhaps we can take away 2 things: first, God is beyond our wildest imagine. And second, God comes to us ultimately as human. Are you willing to receive this as it is? Again, you don't have to understand. Faith doesn't understand. Faith believes. And like Ezekiel, we too fall facedown when confronted with God. God, I do not pretend to have You figured out. But I delight in the beauty of Your glory. I wonder at Your love for humanity - Your love for me. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Denne Uges Historier fra Bibelen med Tove Christensen: Fra Ezekiels bog i Det gamle Testamente

Rapparinn Ezekiel Carl ólst upp í Breiðholti og Súðavík, hann á nígerískan föður sem er einnig tónlistarmaður. Ezekiel ólst því upp í kringum mikla tónlist en einnig mikla meðvitund um þá fordóma og kynþáttahyggju sem finna má á Íslandi, en faðir hans lenti oft í áreiti, stundum af hálfu lögreglunnar. Lagið hans V12 fjallar meðal annars um atvik úr æsku Ezekiels, sem hann segir vera alvarlegasta lögregluofbeldi sem hann hefur orðið fyrir. Synd og skömm, It?s a Sin, er ný smásería frá bresku sjónvarpsstöðinni Channel 4 sem gerist í samfélagi samkynhneigðra í Bretlandi í upphafi níunda áratugarins þegar alnæmisfaraldurinn lætur á fyrst á sér kræla. Salvör Bergmann rýnir í þættina. Og við fjöllum áfram um víkingamyndina The Northman sem við sögðum frá í gær. Þó að dómar um myndina hafi verið misjafnir þá hefur henni verið hampað fyrir nákvæmnislega sagnfræði. Við spjöllum við Ármann Jakobsson, prófessor í íslenskum bókmenntum fyrri alda, hvernig myndinni takist að miðla hugarheimi og menningu miðalda.

Rapparinn Ezekiel Carl ólst upp í Breiðholti og Súðavík, hann á nígerískan föður sem er einnig tónlistarmaður. Ezekiel ólst því upp í kringum mikla tónlist en einnig mikla meðvitund um þá fordóma og kynþáttahyggju sem finna má á Íslandi, en faðir hans lenti oft í áreiti, stundum af hálfu lögreglunnar. Lagið hans V12 fjallar meðal annars um atvik úr æsku Ezekiels, sem hann segir vera alvarlegasta lögregluofbeldi sem hann hefur orðið fyrir. Synd og skömm, It?s a Sin, er ný smásería frá bresku sjónvarpsstöðinni Channel 4 sem gerist í samfélagi samkynhneigðra í Bretlandi í upphafi níunda áratugarins þegar alnæmisfaraldurinn lætur á fyrst á sér kræla. Salvör Bergmann rýnir í þættina. Og við fjöllum áfram um víkingamyndina The Northman sem við sögðum frá í gær. Þó að dómar um myndina hafi verið misjafnir þá hefur henni verið hampað fyrir nákvæmnislega sagnfræði. Við spjöllum við Ármann Jakobsson, prófessor í íslenskum bókmenntum fyrri alda, hvernig myndinni takist að miðla hugarheimi og menningu miðalda.

Rapparinn Ezekiel Carl ólst upp í Breiðholti og Súðavík, hann á nígerískan föður sem er einnig tónlistarmaður. Ezekiel ólst því upp í kringum mikla tónlist en einnig mikla meðvitund um þá fordóma og kynþáttahyggju sem finna má á Íslandi, en faðir hans lenti oft í áreiti, stundum af hálfu lögreglunnar. Lagið hans V12 fjallar meðal annars um atvik úr æsku Ezekiels, sem hann segir vera alvarlegasta lögregluofbeldi sem hann hefur orðið fyrir. Synd og skömm, It?s a Sin, er ný smásería frá bresku sjónvarpsstöðinni Channel 4 sem gerist í samfélagi samkynhneigðra í Bretlandi í upphafi níunda áratugarins þegar alnæmisfaraldurinn lætur á fyrst á sér kræla. Salvör Bergmann rýnir í þættina. Og við fjöllum áfram um víkingamyndina The Northman sem við sögðum frá í gær. Þó að dómar um myndina hafi verið misjafnir þá hefur henni verið hampað fyrir nákvæmnislega sagnfræði. Við spjöllum við Ármann Jakobsson, prófessor í íslenskum bókmenntum fyrri alda, hvernig myndinni takist að miðla hugarheimi og menningu miðalda.

Sign up for email updates - www.seekGodtogether.com Subscribe for a premium ad-free experience - https://anchor.fm/seekgodtogether/subscribe --- Today we will read a passage from Ezekiels vision of God. This is Ezekiel 1:26-28. “The shape of a throne with the appearance of sapphire stone was above the expanse. There was a form with the appearance of a human on the throne high above. From what seemed to be His waist up, I saw a gleam like amber, with what looked like fire enclosing it all around. From what seemed to be His waist down, I also saw what looked like fire. There was a brilliant light all around Him. The appearance of the brilliant light all around was like that of a rainbow in a cloud on a rainy day. This was the appearance of the form of the Lord's glory. When I saw it, I fell facedown and heard a voice speaking.” What does God look like? And what does that even mean? Our eyes only take in the thinnest frequency band of energy and interpret that as color. But we know that there is “light” or “energy” far far beyond what we can see. And then our knowledge of energy comes to an end. So does God “look” like anything? He is Spirit. Paul says He is invisible. And yet here, and in numerous other passages, we get glimpses of God. Rather, we get a glimpse of how He is willing to present Himself in a moment. And it is truly other-worldly. You may want to read the entire chapter to get the context of strange and magnificent creatures that attend to God. But always the most brilliance and gleam is reserved for God Himself. Notice the difficulty in the wording: “a form with the appearance of a human” - “this was the appearance of the form of the Lord's glory.” Ezekiel is struggling to describe what he sees. This is the best he can do. Perhaps we can take away 2 things: first, God is beyond our wildest imagine. And second, God comes to us ultimately as human. Are you willing to receive this as it is? Again, you don't have to understand. Faith doesn't understand. Faith believes. And like Ezekiel, we too fall facedown when confronted with God. God, I do not pretend to have You figured out. But I delight in the beauty of Your glory. I wonder at Your love for humanity - Your love for me. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Præludium: Mads Høck. En rose så jeg skyde Fra det G.T.: Ezekiels bog 36,22-27 Salme: 117 "En rose så jeg skyde" Fra det N.T.: Markusevangeliet 1,9-13 Korvers: Allan Rasmussen: Vise mænd kom den lange vej (tekst: Nils Brunse 2008) Salme: 141, vers 1-2+9 "Mig lyster nu at træde" Postludium: Diane Bish: Lo, How a Rose E'erblooming www.dr.dk/P2/Morgenandagten

Da Jesus omtalte sig selv på tempelpladsen i Jerusalem som den gode hyrde, tænkte folket tilbage på Ez 34. Henrik tager til dette aftenmøde særlig udgangspunkt i vers 16 i kapitlet i Ezekiels bog. 

This right here was so moving to me because God wants you guys to know he is on his way, and there will Not be no excuses when that day comes, because you have been warned --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We continue Ezekiels ascent through the chambers of the Third temple. We learn of the decorations and the symbols on the Temple walls.

Sermon Outline: 1. Gods Law was to be applied without Prejudice. 2. An unprejudiced Judgement depended on verifying the actions of the accused. 3. Jesus bears the just punishment for the sins committed by all who trust in Him. Family Discussion Questions: What does Gods command for Noah tell us about the responsibilities of image bearers? What did it mean to judge justly in the Mosaic law? In what way was it seen as prejudice to bear false witness? What is slander and what would be examples of it? What was the common misconception in Ezekiels day? How might that misconception be reflected in our own setting? How do we see that God judges in Ezekiel 18? What is surprising about His judgement? How does the cross magnify Gods justice while also magnifying His mercy? How does what Christ has accomplished through the gospel in us multiply the wickedness of prejudice and partiality? What are some of the ways it might be easiest for us to fall into prejudice and bias? What are the ways you might be most tempted to give in to unfounded accusations or slander? What should be our greatest desire for those who we might be tempted to slander and prejudge?

Ezekiels virtual journey to the Temple in Jerusalem continues, as he now witnesses the departure of God from the cherubs. As God leaves, he instructs the destroyers to begin the defilement of the temple and show no mercy to the sinful people of Jerusalem. Those who do show remorse however, are marked and spared.

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To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1258/29 I thought God would give me the desires of my heart but then my business failed. Did I not have enough faith? I know that God will never leave us, but can we believers walk away from Him? Abortion. Riots. Racism. How do we interpret whats going on in our world today from a Christ-centered perspective? Are we the bride of Christ or is that a specialized group? What is the meaning of Ezekiels vision about the wheels? What is Gods reaction to a Christian couple that is living together out of wedlock?

The Pentagon says the UFO videos we've been watching for the past 2 years are legit.  Tell us something we don't know!  How about the detailed stories directly from the pilots along with our thoughts on what these flying things actually are.  Are they home made or OtherWorldly.  We have a hunch...or two.  WDYTYA:  Mike Pence shows you who's boss & Donnie Trump writes Dutch a letter.With No Due Respect S02E22 (UFO UAP Pentagon Verified Videos)SHOW NOTES:The PentagonDavid FravorVICE interviewhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqdOXfuzDIw&t=186sFox Interviewhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDj9ZZQY2kA2004 UFO UAP footagehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWLZgnmRDs4Sr. Chief Kevin Day - Air Intercept ControllerU.S.S. NimitzLt. Ryan GravesGimbal UFO Footagehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TumprpOwHYGO FAST UFO footagehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUrTsrhVce4Star Trek Lens FlaresSR 71 Blackbird1952 UFO's over White HouseBob LazarUFO Art HistoryEzekiel's WheelMike Pence at the Mayo clinicMike Pence at GM PlantEvil Mike PenceJudge DoomPope Benedict  - PalpatineJared Kushner wearing human skin"V" tv seriesTrump Stimulus LetterArk Of The Covenant locationAussie comedian cooking on IG@nats_what_i_reckon

Friends don't let friends go to hell. Preventing apostasy in our sphere of influence. In our families and friends. Can it be done? I explore this in this podcast. Show Notes: We are to disciple, not entertain; 1 cor 2:4,5 wisdom of men versus the power of God; Mark 4:16,17 stony ground no root within themselves; Persecution arises for the word's sake; Apostasy is going to happen anyway; Pascal's wager is NOT a relationship with God; Know Jesus - means personal relationship; 1 john 2.19,20 they were not of us, they were goats; You have an unction, the Holy Spirit, They were discipled up to that point; Spiritual progression; 1 John 2:27 John teaches them they no longer need a teacher; John 6:66 disciples fall away even from Jesus; Heb 6:4-6 once enlightened and tasted the heavenly gift; And the powers of the world to come ; Intellectual assent vs having the Spirit of God; Those that know God will do exploits Daniel 11:32; Don't sound like a used car salesman; Progressive baptisms; Acts 19 repentance, Jesus, Holy Ghost, Fire; He found disciples before they were filled with the spirit; What do we do to prevent this? ; We need to personally mentor people; Prophetic mentoring in 1 Corinthians 14; Wading into Ezekiels 47 river and growing in God; Fellowship and prayer; Jesus is in the midst of people gathering in his name Matt 18:20; Worship - not Isaiah 14 entertainment; Circle worship Moses and David around the tabernacle; Spirit songs - ;

Friends don't let friends go to hell. Preventing apostasy in our sphere of influence. In our families and friends. Can it be done? I explore this in this podcast. Show Notes: We are to disciple, not entertain; 1 cor 2:4,5 wisdom of men versus the power of God; Mark 4:16,17 stony ground no root within themselves; Persecution arises for the word's sake; Apostasy is going to happen anyway; Pascal's wager is NOT a relationship with God; Know Jesus - means personal relationship; 1 john 2.19,20 they were not of us, they were goats; You have an unction, the Holy Spirit, They were discipled up to that point; Spiritual progression; 1 John 2:27 John teaches them they no longer need a teacher; John 6:66 disciples fall away even from Jesus; Heb 6:4-6 once enlightened and tasted the heavenly gift; And the powers of the world to come ; Intellectual assent vs having the Spirit of God; Those that know God will do exploits Daniel 11:32; Don't sound like a used car salesman; Progressive baptisms; Acts 19 repentance, Jesus, Holy Ghost, Fire; He found disciples before they were filled with the spirit; What do we do to prevent this? ; We need to personally mentor people; Prophetic mentoring in 1 Corinthians 14; Wading into Ezekiels 47 river and growing in God; Fellowship and prayer; Jesus is in the midst of people gathering in his name Matt 18:20; Worship - not Isaiah 14 entertainment; Circle worship Moses and David around the tabernacle; Spirit songs - ;

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4. søndag efter påske Niels Nyman Eriksen prædiker 4. søndag efter påske ud fra titlen »Jeg fjerner stenhjertet og giver jer et hjerte af kød.« med afsæt i Ezekiels bog kapitel 36, 26-28 og Johannesevangeliet kapitel 16, 5-15 Tak fordi du lytter til prædikener fra kirkerummet.

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2. søndag efter påske   Andreas Rasmussen prædiker 2. søndag efter påske ud fra titlen "Jeg er den gode hyrde" med afsæt i Ezekiels bog kapitel 8 og Johannesevangeliet kapitel 10, 11-16.   Tak fordi du lytter til prædikener fra kirkerummet.

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President Packer explains Ezekiel's prophecy and how it has been fulfilled.

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October 4, 2009 - Without the Spirit of God, we are like the dry bones of Ezekiels vision.By the Spirit of God, we are fully alive, the People of God.Gods Spirit always triumphs over all our trials, no matter how daunting.With our busy lives, how do we allow the Breathe of Life, the Holy Spirit, to enliven and empower us?