Ezek 33-39 - 'Then you shall know that I am the Lord'

Ezekiel 33-39 - Dry Bones? 'With God All Things Are Possible'

The Lord takes Ezekiel, and us, into a situation of complete impossibility, and then asks whether the dry bones can live, AND THEN directs the prophet to prophesy. This is clearly about the Land (Ezekiel 36) and the covenant people of God (Ezek 37) - even as God takes us into the challenging situations on earth now and forward, prior to His return. Great days indeed.

Ezekiel 33-39 - '...I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit within you;...'

The prophetic plans and promises of God are anchored in God's covenant with Israel, and that will include a supernatural outpouring on both the Land and the People. The born-again and spirit-filled Church is purposed and called into the most challenging and supernatural days upcoming - for the glory of our great God.

Ezek 33-39 - 'Then you shall know that I am the Lord'

The sobering prophecy against Edom/Esau/Mount Seir is representative of the judgment-jeopardy all nations will face who come against Israel, and who increasingly defy and boast against the Lord Almighty.  '...Then you shall know that I am the Lord' - Ezek 35:15

Ezek 33-39 06 - God's timing and His covenant re Israel. Our call to understand, align and walk in..

Ezekiel's prophecy, centered around His faithfulness, plans, and timing for all of His people (both Israel and His Church) progressively appear to be upon us. The world rages and shakes. Those with eyes to see and ears to hear are positioned and called to live, model and proclaim His redemptive purposes.

Ezek 33-39 05 - NOTHING is more glorious and supernatural than God's line upon line plan, particularly in these days.

Line upon line and precept upon precept (Isaiah 28) is THE perfect plan for the King of the Universe to accomplish His mighty work in and through us. Our daily yes/no choice is to press in to discover that volatile and powerful ongoing revelation in our lives - either for our success and His glory, or our failure. A bunny trail in our Ezekiel study to biblically support, clarify, and also exemplify our understanding of the potential for the saints in these days. We say yes, Lord.