Ezekiel 34

Ezekiel 34

God pronounces judgment on the wicked shepherds of Israel (the leaders) who feed themselves but neglect the flock. The shepherds are condemned for failing to strengthen the weak, heal the sick, or seek the lost. God declares, "I, Myself, will search for My sheep and seek them out." God promises to raise up a single, righteous Shepherd, My servant David (the Messiah), who will feed them and be their Prince. God vows to execute judgment between the fat sheep and the lean sheep.

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