Ezekiel 20

Ezekiel 20

Once again, the elders of Israel come to Ezekiel to inquire of the Lord. God reminds them of Israel's long history of rebellion, dating back to Egypt, and their constant turning to idols. God declares that He did not destroy them only because of His own holy name, lest the nations claim God was unable to save His people. God promises a future day when He will gather them from the nations and bring them to the land, but He will first execute judgment on the rebels in the wilderness.

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Ezekiel 13

God severely condemns the false prophets (men and women) who speak peace when there is no peace, likening their worthless messages to walls whitewashed with weak mortar.

Ezekiel 14

God declares that He will not answer the prayers of the elders who have idols in their hearts. God will judge the nation with four plagues: sword, famine, wild beasts, and plague.

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