Daily Devo

Book of Ezekiel: Chapter 33 We are now past the seven prophesies against the nation of Egypt. The book of Ezekiel now takes a slight turn towards hope. In chapter 33, God speaks of Ezekiel and compares him to the…

Book of Ezekiel: Chapter 32 The two messages delivered in chapter 32 of Ezekiel continue to pertain to the fall of Egypt. The first message acts as a lament for the Pharaoh. God’s grief over the loss of this nation…

Book of Ezekiel: Chapter 31 When one thinks of greatness, a tall, majestic tree is an image one might envision. Its tall branches reach to the highest of heights. Its thick leaves and long arms extend to cover those below…

Book of Ezekiel: Chapter 30 Chapter 30 of the book of Ezekiel continues as God continues to speak through Ezekiel the coming destruction of Egypt. In this chapter, we hear a lament about the Egyptians and its neighboring allies. As…

Book of Ezekiel: Chapter 29 In this chapter of Ezekiel, God has a set of messages for the nation of Egypt. In these messages, as we have seen previously, God warns that He will bring down his judgment upon the…

Book of Ezekiel: Chapter 28 As a final message to the city of Tyre, the Lord decides to use Ezekiel to deliver a message about the King of Tyre. In this message, the Lord announces that it is the King’s…

Book of Ezekiel: Chapter 27 Chapter 27 continues the message about the city of Tyre. This city, built on an island just off the coast, was a prideful land. Its riches gained from its plentiful harbor and trading industry aided…

Book of Ezekiel: Chapter 26 In the previous chapter, Ezekiel delivers messages to the surrounding nations of Israel. Chapter 26 continues in that trend, by having a message for the city of Tyre. Tyre is the capital of Phoenicia, just…

Book of Ezekiel: Chapter 25 In the previous chapter of Ezekiel, we saw how God used a cooking pot metaphor to describe the fall of Jerusalem. Since God has now placed His judgment upon the Israelites, it is time to…

Book of Ezekiel: Chapter 24 Chapter 24 of Ezekiel has two significant events occur. First is that the siege upon Jerusalem by the Babylonians begins. The second is that Ezekiel loses his beloved wife. The siege upon Jerusalem is told…