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The Hidden History of Verse Forty - Number Thirty-Two

Ezekiel Number Thirteen

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Key Takeaways

Ezekiel’s acted signs portray the siege and destruction of Jerusalem as a warning for the last days.
The death of Ezekiel’s wife and his silence in mourning mark the beginning sign of Jerusalem’s siege.
Ezekiel’s reopened mouth when Jerusalem fell marks the ending sign and completes the witness.
Christ’s warning in Matthew 24:15 links Jerusalem’s destruction with a latter-day abomination of desolation.
Rebellious hearers who refuse Ezekiel’s signs prefigure foolish virgins who reject advancing light.
The Sunday law is presented as the latter-day counterpart to Jerusalem’s destruction and close of probation.
God’s sabbaths are identified in Ezekiel as the sign of sanctification, obedience, and the seal of God.

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