Ezekiel 24
In Ezekiel chapter 24, God uses a parable of a cooking pot to illustrate the impending doom of Jerusalem. The cooking pot represents the city and its people, who are filled with corruption and wickedness. God orders Ezekiel to fill the pot with choice pieces of meat and boil it, demonstrating how the city will be destroyed and the people within it will suffer. The chapter ends with God declaring that the people's sin and disobedience will not go unpunished.
פגשו את הגיבורים של Ezekiel
The Parable of the Cooking Pot
פַּרשָׁנוּת
This chapter is a stark reminder of the consequences of sin and disobedience. God's judgment may seem harsh, but it is a righteous response to the wickedness that had taken over Jerusalem. The cooking pot parable is a powerful metaphor for the destruction that God would bring upon the city. It serves as a warning to all of us that we must turn away from sin and follow God's ways, or we too will suffer the consequences.
שאלות נפוצות
בהנחה שקורא עם מהירות קריאה ממוצעת של 300 WPM קורא את הספר של Ezekiel, פרקים 24 זה ייקח בערך 3 דקות לסיום.
יש 27 פסוקים ב Ezekiel, פרקים 24.