Season 1
Have you every tried to raise someone from the dead? What about if there were only bones to work with? In this chapter Ezekiel sees a vision of a valley of bones that becomes a living army. This is the closest you get to a Zombie Apocalypse in the Bible, but is nothing of the sort. What is the interpretation of this remarkable vision? Also, in this video David explains why there is a skull on his desk - is he copying St Jerome?
In the last chapter (Ezekiel 35) God prophecies against one mountain - Mt Seir. But in this chapter God prophecies towards many mountains in the land of Israel - promising many good things including.... that he would pour out the Holy Spirit on them? How exactly does a mountain receive the Holy Spirit? This video explains.
A strange prophecy against.... a mountain? Well the mountain actually represents the Edomites, the people of Edom, the descendants of Esau. God is very annoyed with them for reasons this video will explain.
Ezekiel hears the Lord's frustration against the Shepherds of Israel who only feed and care for themselves, and have little regard for the flock. Then we hear that there is one flock and one true shepherd - which of course is Christ. Watch this video and consider the Shepherd of our Souls, Jesus.
The Lord sets Ezekiel as a watchman over the house of Israel. A watchman had a job of alerting when an enemy was approaching, and like Paul Revere, sounding the alarm. But what about spiritual watchman, and our role today?
We have heard that at the end of hte world the sun, moon and stars will go out. Jesus said it in Matthew 24. But did you know he was quoting the Old Testament prophets concerning thier prophecies about Egypt, and about Babylon. The lights went out for those nations. Here in the Egypt prophecy we will consider what it means for the lights to go out, and hence what it also meant for Jerusalem in Matt 24.
Some things are too big to crash, right? We cannot imagine Google going away, or Facebook, or the USA. And yet Egypt in its day was such a big immovable object but in this chapter Ezekiel says they are going down.
End time Bible enthusiasts have heard about the prohpecy that the Euphrates River will dry up - but did you know Ezekiel predicts the rivers in Egypt will dry up.... surely not the Nile? In this video we discuss what the symbolism of a river drying up means. It doesn't mean actually going dry right?
Pharoah the king of Egypt is called "that great monster" in this prophecy against Egypt. The Lord says he will put hooks in his jaws and take him away, and Egypt will become the lowest of kingdoms, never to recover its prominent position. Does this happen?
In Ezekiel 28 we have a passage of prophecy against the King of Tyre, but it turns out that this "king" is a demonic principality none other than Lucifer. This angelic being was found in Eden and wore a breastplate of twelve precious stones just like the High Priests did in the Temple. What do we make of that? Join us as we explore the Lucifer Prophecy.