Ezekiel (Part 5)

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Discover the powerful themes of destruction and judgment in the book of Ezekiel as Steve Gregg explores chapters 6 and 7. Focused on the consequences of idolatry, Gregg emphasizes the impending chastening and captivity upon the nation for their worship of false gods. He delves into the role of prophets during this time and highlights the importance of true obedience to God's word rather than relying on human wisdom. With insights on the generational effects of sin and the righteousness required to be spared from judgment, Gregg delivers a thought-provoking analysis of Ezekiel's message.
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