.,,the book speaks of Jewish people, and of their disobedience to God, and that Ezekiel was one of God's prophets who He sent to Babylon, to instruct them. But they did not listen, and so Jerusalem was destroyed.
And there is much more of course.,
But this is the first time I have learned so much about these people. Jewish people. They apparently had much to learn, as did other groups of people.
But, there is also the division of land for the "twelve tribes of Israel" - then it goes on to describe the borders....and it remains so many words, but little understanding... (Verses 45, 47, 48). Why is this such difficult reading?
And does this book describe what Jewish people call
"The Promised Land?"; it appears to. If it doesn't, where do I find references to the so-called "Promised Land"?
2007-03-26
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