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Now, son of man, he told me, thou canst see for thyself what work they make in the darkness, these elders of Israel, each hidden where hide he may; Fear is none, they say, the Lord should see us; he has forsaken the land for good and all, the Lord has. (Ezekiel 8, 12)
Thereupon a transport seized me, carrying me off to the gate of the temple that looks eastward; and here were twenty-five men at the gate’s threshold, with two nobles, Jezonias son of Azur and Pheltias son of Benaias, plain to be seen among them. (Ezekiel 11, 1)
But the Lord’s answer came to me: (Ezekiel 11, 14)
With that, a fresh transport seized me, and I was back among the exiles in Chaldaea, still in a trance, still full of the divine impulse. So the vision faded from my eyes, (Ezekiel 11, 24)
let them see thee carried out on men’s shoulders, darkness all around, blindfold, so that thou canst not view the land about thee. A portent of doom thou shalt be to the men of Israel.✻ (Ezekiel 12, 6)
What means this saying you have in Israel, The days drag on, and never a warning comes true? (Ezekiel 12, 22)
Son of man, here be folk that have cumbered their own hearts with false gods, entangled their own feet with guilt; wouldst thou have me answer when I am consulted by such as these? (Ezekiel 14, 3)
Speak to them, thou, and tell them this from the Lord God: When a man of Israel’s race comes to consult me through a prophet, his own heart yet cumbered with false gods, his own feet yet entangled with guilt, shall I, the Lord, give him answer in his idolatry?✻ (Ezekiel 14, 4)
If a man of Israel’s race, or any of alien breed among them, forsakes me, cumbers his heart with false gods, entangles his feet with guilt, and then comes to consult me through a prophet, shall I, in my own name, answer him? (Ezekiel 14, 7)
as I am a living God, the Lord says, their own lives those three should ransom, and neither man nor maid besides. (Ezekiel 14, 18)
though Noe dwell there, and Daniel, and Job, as I am a living God, the Lord says, only their own lives they shall ransom, neither man nor maid besides. (Ezekiel 14, 20)
What avails the wood of it for any manner of craftsmanship? Who will use it to make so much as a peg that pot or pan should hang from? (Ezekiel 15, 3)
