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"The grass withereth, the flower fadeth: but the word of our God shall stand for ever."

— Isaiah 40:8
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Ezekiel 13

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Chapter Study & Analysis

Ezekiel 13 - Against False Prophets: A rebuke of the "foolish prophets" who follow their own spirit. God compares their work to building a wall with "untempered mortar" that will collapse in the storm.

THEOLOGICAL CONTEXT

1. Vain Visions: False prophets "prophesy out of their own hearts" and promise peace where there is no peace.
2. The Untempered Mortar: Symbolizing superficial theology that looks good but cannot withstand the pressure of divine judgment.
3. Witchcraft and Pillows: Rebuking women who use occult practices to "hunt souls" and promise false security.

PRACTICAL LESSONS

1. Foundation of Truth: A life built on false promises will collapse when the "overflowing shower" of trial comes.
2. The Responsibility of Teachers: One must not "strengthen the hands of the wicked" by hiding the truth about sin.
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