Thank you W.W. that said a lot!
There is some history taking place in Ezk 1:3 Ezekiel was in the land of the Chaldean's, while he also was in captivity under Darius I believe, all the prophets wrote their testament from God while in captivity I believe from all I read in the bible. This is how they went directly to Gog and Magog and the King of Assyria and so forth and said these things to them we have written in our bible to them.
It was fascinating for me to read their being in captivity and the Lord doing these things with them, and Isaiah also was there. the more I read and study the bible it appears that the vast amount of the bible was written by God's people while they were in captivity.
John also on the Island of Patmos was in the suffering of captivity when the Revelations of Jesus was given to him. Rev 1:9
I thought you might like this information as the verses tells us they are in these places as they are given visions and prophecies to write.
In Christ's love
Vickie
Hi Vickie....yes, it does go along with Ezekiel being with those of the captivity by the River Chebar. It's a type of us being among those in captivity....captivity to deception. As the Spirit came to those you mentioned, while in captivity, His Spirit awakens us to His truths so we "
come out of her."
- Revelation 18:4 And I heard another voice from heaven, saying, Come out of her, My people, that ye be not partakers of her sins, and that ye receive not of her plagues.
Then, as the prophets took His Word to all that would hear....we are to take His Word to those that will hear. But, as He told Ezekiel, He sends us to those of our own house, that speak our own language. Fascinating! He puts us just where we need to be. He leads us...making our foreheads strong against theirs so we keep on keeping on!
- Ezekiel 3:8 Behold, I have made thy face strong against their faces, and thy forehead strong against their foreheads.
We're just a bunch of hard-headed Christians.
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