Identifier: biblepanoramaorh00fost (find matches)
Title: The Bible panorama, or The Holy Scriptures in picture and story
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: Foster, William A. (from old catalog)
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d thee to them, the Lord said, because they are adisobedient people; both they and their fathers have disobeyed me. Yet thoushalt tell them my message whether they will hear or whether they will nothear. And be not thou afraid of them, though they be fierce as serpents andscorpions; or like briars and thorns that would tear thy flesh; fear them not,,for I will make thee strong and brave when thou standest before them, andthou shalt speak all the words that I tell thee to speak against them. Ezekiel then spoke to the people, and showed them by signs what would happen to Jerusalem; how Nebuchadnezzar would come up with his army against the city, and build forts around it, and besiege it for many days, and at last destroy the city. And some of the captives to whom Ezekiel was speaking, came and said, If the Lord is determined to destroy us for the sins we have done, what can we do, and who can save us ? Ezekiel answered them, This yon can do: Repent of your sins and cease doing evil. 182
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EZEKIEL PROPHESIES THE FALL OF JERUSALEM TO THE PEOPLE BY THE RIVER CHEBAR. 183 I /IKIEL I. 1.

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