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Work Through the Whole Bible, Part 6: Isaiah - Daniel (Devotional)
DevotionalDo you wonder if God has anything to say about your work? Explore key verses from each chapter of the Bible that offer...
The Covenantal Hope (Ezekiel 35-48)
Bible CommentaryEzekiel's theology of work would be incomplete if not placed in the full context of future restoration alluded to...
Israel’s Failure of Leadership (Ezekiel 34)
Bible CommentaryIsrael's leaders are indicted for their failure to care for the nation. Ezekiel 34 uses the metaphor of shepherding to...
The Call to Warn Others (Ezekiel 33)
Bible CommentaryEzekiel chapters 18 and 33 serve similar thematic and structural functions within the book as a whole.[1]The call to...
Where Does Success Come From? (Ezekiel 26-28)
Bible CommentaryThe oracles against Tyre in Ezekiel 26-28 give a further example of unrighteous living. The Tyrians gloat over...
Israel’s Systemic Breakdown (Ezekiel 22)
Bible CommentaryIf the exiled Jews in Babylon missed the positive example in chapter 18, Ezekiel 22 gives them an explicit picture of...
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Ezekiel 18:8b - The Righteous Man Does No Wrong, but Judges Fairly Between Parties
Bible CommentaryAs he did earlier in the book, here Ezekiel presents his readers with a general rule (not doing wrong) connected to a...
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Ezekiel 18:8a - The Righteous Man Does Not Take Advance or Accrued Interest
Bible CommentaryBiblical scholars have given much time to researching and speculating about whether charging interest is absolutely...
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Ezekiel 18:7b - The Righteous Man Does Not Steal, but Instead Feeds the Hungry and Clothes the Naked
Bible CommentaryThis may seem like an odd pairing. Who could argue with the prohibition against robbery? But how is robbery connected...
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Ezekiel 18:5, 7 - The Righteous Man Does Not Oppress, but Restores to the Debtor His Pledge
Bible CommentaryThis principle combines the general sin of oppression (Heb. daka) with the specific sin of not returning something...
Best of Daily Reflections: The Transforming River
Daily ReflectionDuring last summer's trip to the Holy Land, my family and I visited the Dead Sea.
Finding Freedom From Worry
Daily ReflectionI am constitutionally wired for worry. I fully expect my DNA contains a dedicated worry gene. I can worry about...