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a message from the Lord God: Out upon yonder shepherds! I will hold them answerable for the flock entrusted to them, and they shall have charge of it no more, feed themselves out of its revenues no more. From their greedy power I will rescue it; no longer shall it be their prey. (Ezekiel 34, 10)
and I, the Lord, will be their God, now that he rules them on earth; such is my divine promise to them. (Ezekiel 34, 24)
Wild trees their fruit, the earth its crops shall afford; undisturbed they shall dwell on their own lands, acknowledging my power at last, my power that severed strap of yoke, rescued them from the tyrant’s hand. (Ezekiel 34, 27)
when I have pulled down thy cities and left thee in ruins, thou shalt know my power at last. (Ezekiel 35, 4)
till thou art left solitary for all time, thy cities uninhabited; so thou shalt witness my power. (Ezekiel 35, 9)
Ruined utterly they shall be, mount Seir and all Edom, that triumphed in the ruin of Israel; the Lord’s power shall be made known at last. (Ezekiel 35, 15)
And now, son of man, to the mountains of Israel address thy prophecy, and give them my divine message, (Ezekiel 36, 1)
Full tale you shall have of men and beasts that thrive and multiply; I will make you populous as of old, more than of old my blessings lavish, and you shall not doubt my power. (Ezekiel 36, 11)
That great renown of mine I mean to vindicate, that is now dragged in the dust among the Gentiles, dragged in the dust because of you. The very Gentiles will recognize my power, the Lord God says, when I proclaim my majesty in their sight by delivering you.✻ (Ezekiel 36, 23)
I mean to set you free from the power of the Gentiles, bring you home again from every part of the earth. (Ezekiel 36, 24)
See how the victim-herd throngs the streets of Jerusalem on her feast-days! Yonder empty cities shall be thronged, too, but with men; the proof of my divine power. (Ezekiel 36, 38)
… The Lord’s power laid hold of me, and by the spirit of the Lord I was carried away and set down in the midst of the plain, which was covered with bones.✻ (Ezekiel 37, 1)
