Ezekiel 19 Tree of Life Version (TLV)
1. Verses 1-4 describe a lamentation for the Princes of Israel, and it’s “mother”, and they are described as a lioness and her cubs. Who is the “mother” and who is the first cub, and what did he do?
2. Describe how the cub “devoured people”?
3. In vs. 5-9 a “second cub” is described, who is this cub?
4. What did the 2nd cub do that made him different than the first?
5. What does the text mean in describing him as a “young lion”?
6. How did this 2nd cub do what is described in vs. 7?
7. What is significant about the mention of the cage with hooks?
8. Who or what is the vine that was once fruitful and full of branches and what happened to it; who does this speak of?
9. What is the “fire” that spread?
Ezekiel 20 Tree of Life Version (TLV)
10. What is the tenth day of the fifth month of the seventh year? What is this count referring to?
11. Who were these “elders” were they coming to sincerely inquire of Adonai and how do we know whether they were or were not sincere?
12. What does vs. 7 mean by saying “throw away the detestable things from his eyes, and not defile yourselves with the idols”?
13. Why did Adonai relent from His anger at Israel while they were still in Egypt, what was the reason?
14. Why did Adonai also relent while the Jews were in the “Wilderness”?
15. Why did Adonai also relent from His anger and punishment on the generation that succeeded the Wilderness; and what is the meaning of vs. 25-26 regarding statutes that were “not good” and ordinances by which they could not live”? What is the meaning of this?
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Friday, December 29, 2017
Sefer Yechezekel ספר יחזקאל Book of Ezekiel Study Lesson 9 (ch. 17-18)
Shalom Talmidim - this lesson is for Shabbat morning Jan. 6, 2018 - you'll have extra time to study. Happy New Year! R.E.
1. What is the difference between a riddle and a parable?
2. What is the “city” or “land” of the Merchants, and what is interesting about how it is translated from the Hebrew?
3. What is the fruitful soil?
4. Who are the two eagles, and why did the vine grow “towards the 2nd eagle” and did it need to do this; why or why not?
5. Who was the king in which the king of Babylon cut a covenant with? Where else is this explained in Scripture; and what does this say about how significant it is to God that we keep our words and promises?
6. Vs. 22-24 end the chapter with another parable that seems to contrast the previous one. When will the prophecy of this parable be fulfilled and to what/whom does it refer?
EZEKIEL 18
7. What is the intended meaning of the parable that the people of Judah used in the beginning of ch. 18; what did they intend by using this parable?
8. What is the implication of vs. 20-22 for all of humanity, and how does this compare to what is taught by Yeshua in the Brit Chadasha?
9. What is the implication of vs. 24, in relation to “once saved, always saved theology”; and how is this supported in the Brit Chadasha?
10. The House of Israel complained that Adonai’s ways were not fair especially when a wicked man repented and Adonai forgave him. Did this actually ever happen in Tanakh, (Old Testament)? If yes give a Scriptural example…
1. What is the difference between a riddle and a parable?
2. What is the “city” or “land” of the Merchants, and what is interesting about how it is translated from the Hebrew?
3. What is the fruitful soil?
4. Who are the two eagles, and why did the vine grow “towards the 2nd eagle” and did it need to do this; why or why not?
5. Who was the king in which the king of Babylon cut a covenant with? Where else is this explained in Scripture; and what does this say about how significant it is to God that we keep our words and promises?
6. Vs. 22-24 end the chapter with another parable that seems to contrast the previous one. When will the prophecy of this parable be fulfilled and to what/whom does it refer?
EZEKIEL 18
7. What is the intended meaning of the parable that the people of Judah used in the beginning of ch. 18; what did they intend by using this parable?
8. What is the implication of vs. 20-22 for all of humanity, and how does this compare to what is taught by Yeshua in the Brit Chadasha?
9. What is the implication of vs. 24, in relation to “once saved, always saved theology”; and how is this supported in the Brit Chadasha?
10. The House of Israel complained that Adonai’s ways were not fair especially when a wicked man repented and Adonai forgave him. Did this actually ever happen in Tanakh, (Old Testament)? If yes give a Scriptural example…
Friday, December 15, 2017
Wednesday, December 13, 2017
WHY DOES A 2 STATE SOLUTION "NOT WORK?
WE DO NOT SUPPORT A "2 STATE SOLUTION" - HERE IS WHY...
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Friday, December 8, 2017
PM Netanyahu's PERFECT Remarks on US President Trump's Statement
Bibi's "forever grateful" - while the U.S. will be "forever blessed"! Amen
Thursday, December 7, 2017
Wednesday, December 6, 2017
Sefer Yechezekel ספר יחזקאל Book of Ezekiel Study Lesson 8 (ch. 15-16)
Ezekiel 15
1. Explain verse 1’s meaning “wood of a vine”, and who is this vine speaking of and what kind of vine is it?
2. How does the process of “grafting” apply here in ch. 15, and what is the meaning of this parable to both Jews and Gentiles?
Ezekiel 16
3. Who is the Amorite father, and who is the Hittite mother referred to here in vs. 3; and what is the meaning behind the statement that their origin of birth was of the land of the Canaanite?
4. What is the interpretation of the allegory of a newborn left uncared for on the day of it’s birth, who is this referring to and how; explain?
5. What is the meaning of the repetition of “In Your Blood Live” – what does this refer to? Give various interpretations…
6. What is the meaning behind the symbolism of “spreading the corner of the garment over someone” – where else in Scripture is this found?
7. Vs. 9-14 describes the radiance of the object of Adonai’s affection, what is the meaning of all the symbolism of nose and earrings and crowns and splendor, what is this referring to?
8. After describing the love lavished upon “her”, the parable continues with her infidelity – what did she do with Adonai’s gold and silver, what is the meaning of the “male images”; and what does all this refer to?
9. What is the reference of embroidered garments, oil, incense and bread… all referring to?
10. Child-sacrifice is now described in the parable, is this just allegory or did it really happen? Give Biblical citations & commentary examples…
11. Vs. 24-26 discusses harlotry with “Egypt”, again, did this really happen or is this “allegory” explain…
12. Explain the references to Philistia, Assyria & Chaldea – what Biblical/historical examples are these referring to?
13. What is the meaning of the accusation that the harlot is really not like other “harlots”?
14. Explain what the betrayed husband does to his unfaithful wife in vs. 35-42 and how has this been fulfilled?
15. Explain the proverb “Like Mother Like Daughter” – who are all the characters in this proverb?
16. Explain the “silver lining” at the conclusion of the chapter and what does this say about God today and what should be the message to those who espouse “Replacement Theology”?
1. Explain verse 1’s meaning “wood of a vine”, and who is this vine speaking of and what kind of vine is it?
2. How does the process of “grafting” apply here in ch. 15, and what is the meaning of this parable to both Jews and Gentiles?
Ezekiel 16
3. Who is the Amorite father, and who is the Hittite mother referred to here in vs. 3; and what is the meaning behind the statement that their origin of birth was of the land of the Canaanite?
4. What is the interpretation of the allegory of a newborn left uncared for on the day of it’s birth, who is this referring to and how; explain?
5. What is the meaning of the repetition of “In Your Blood Live” – what does this refer to? Give various interpretations…
6. What is the meaning behind the symbolism of “spreading the corner of the garment over someone” – where else in Scripture is this found?
7. Vs. 9-14 describes the radiance of the object of Adonai’s affection, what is the meaning of all the symbolism of nose and earrings and crowns and splendor, what is this referring to?
8. After describing the love lavished upon “her”, the parable continues with her infidelity – what did she do with Adonai’s gold and silver, what is the meaning of the “male images”; and what does all this refer to?
9. What is the reference of embroidered garments, oil, incense and bread… all referring to?
10. Child-sacrifice is now described in the parable, is this just allegory or did it really happen? Give Biblical citations & commentary examples…
11. Vs. 24-26 discusses harlotry with “Egypt”, again, did this really happen or is this “allegory” explain…
12. Explain the references to Philistia, Assyria & Chaldea – what Biblical/historical examples are these referring to?
13. What is the meaning of the accusation that the harlot is really not like other “harlots”?
14. Explain what the betrayed husband does to his unfaithful wife in vs. 35-42 and how has this been fulfilled?
15. Explain the proverb “Like Mother Like Daughter” – who are all the characters in this proverb?
16. Explain the “silver lining” at the conclusion of the chapter and what does this say about God today and what should be the message to those who espouse “Replacement Theology”?
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