Day 249 (Ezekiel 31-33) - Year 3

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Tara-Leigh Cobble

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

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🗓️ 6 September 2021

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0:00.0	Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble, and I'm your host for the Bible recap.
0:13.3	Yesterday we left off with God speaking in Oracle against Egypt and Pharaoh.
0:17.5	Today we dig into that a little deeper, starting in chapter 31, but it's not evident right
0:21.6	off the bat.
0:22.8	God is talking to Pharaoh Hofra and the Egyptians, but he spends most of the chapter talking
0:26.9	about Assyria.
0:28.9	God compares Assyria to the tallest and most significant Cedar tree that has ever existed.
0:33.7	And until recently, Assyria was the most powerful nation in the world for approximately 300
0:38.6	years.
0:39.6	Then the giant Cedar tree got chopped down by Babylon.
0:42.8	In verse 9, God says, I made it beautiful.
0:46.6	He's the one who supplied it with water for its growth and abundance, but then in verse
0:50.6	11, God commands it to be chopped down.
0:52.8	He brought it to life and he can bring it to an end.
0:56.2	Ezekiel tells this story about Assyria for two reasons.
0:59.1	A, he wants to illustrate that no nation is indestructible.
1:03.1	And B, he wants to let Egypt know that they will see the same end as Assyria.
1:08.2	They all be chopped down too.
1:10.7	You may have noticed that Assychial has been establishing a bit of a pattern here.
1:14.7	After he prophesies about a nation's destruction, he tends to follow it up with a lament.
1:19.8	Since chapter 31 prophesies against Pharaoh specifically, chapter 32 is a lament for him
1:24.9	specifically.
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