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Welcome to 6640, the ministry outreach of Koinania House and Koinnea Institute.

Today's Bible teacher is Chuck Missler, connecting the Bible to your life and the world around you.

In today's study, Chuck continues his teaching on the book of Ezekiel, chapters 12 and 13. Now Zetekiah himself, when he heard the prophet speak, he believed him and agreed

to everything as true and suppose it was for his advantage.

But when his friends perverted him and assuaded him from what the prophet advised and obliged him to do as they pleased.

Ezekiel also foretold in Babylon what calamities were, see, first he was talking about Jeremiah, I was talking about Ezekiel.

Ezekiel also foretold in Babylon what calamities were coming from the people, which when they heard he sent accounts of them unto Jerusalem.

But Zetakiah did not believe their prophecies for the reason following.

It happened that the two prophets agreed with one another in what they said, as in all other

things, that the city should be taken, and Zetekiah himself should be taken captive.

But Ezekiel disagreed with him and said Zetekiah should not see Babylon, while Jeremiah said to him, the king of Babylon should carry him away hither in bonds.

And because they did not both say the same thing as to the circumstance, he disbelieved what they both appeared to agree in and condemned them as not speaking the truth they're in.

Although all the things foretold him

did come to pass according to their prophecies as we shall show upon fitter opportunity.

Now the city was taken on the ninth day of the fourth month in the 11th year of the reign

of Zedekiah. There were indeed only generals of the king of Babylon to whom Nebuchadnezzar

committed the care of the siege for he abode himself in the city of Ribla.

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