Ezekiel 8 - 11 (2nd Vision)
EzekielSteve Gregg
In this insightful interpretation of Ezekiel 8-11, Steve Gregg examines the second vision experienced by Ezekiel. He highlights the significant details within the vision, including the presence of God's glory and the departure of His spirit from the temple complex in Jerusalem. Gregg explores the symbolism and parallels with biblical narratives, such as the judgment of Lot in Sodom and the plague of locusts in Revelation. He also delves into the concept of God's sovereignty in war and the promise of a new covenant for those in exile. Concluding with the departure of God's glory on Mount Olives, Gregg presents a thought-provoking analysis of these passages.
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