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With that, the spirit of the Lord came full upon me, and bade me speak. This message I gave them from the Lord of hosts, These are your own words, men of Israel; can I not read your hearts? (Ezekiel 11, 5)
one mind they shall have, and a new spirit shall fill their inmost being; gone the heart of stone, and a human heart theirs in place of it. (Ezekiel 11, 19)
How dared they cheat my people with false hopes, crying, All’s well, when in truth all went amiss? My people, that strove to build a wall, and here were the prophets plastering it with clay that had no straw in it! (Ezekiel 13, 10)
Nay, the faithless heart that leaves me for the worship of false gods shall be Israel’s undoing. (Ezekiel 14, 5)
and all that escape with him, nay, his whole army, must fall by the sword, or survive scattered to the four winds; you shall learn what manner of God you worship. (Ezekiel 17, 21)
away with them, your defiant rebellions against me; a new heart, a new spirit! Why must you choose death, men of Israel? (Ezekiel 18, 31)
All was defiance and disobedience; idolatry still cherished, the worship of Egypt’s gods still unforsaken. I was minded to let my anger have its way, glut my vengeance on them, there in Egypt. (Ezekiel 20, 8)
my sabbath you must honour, in token that the Lord is the God you worship. (Ezekiel 20, 20)
Never think I will allow you to worship wood and stone like other races of men, your neighbours; (Ezekiel 20, 32)
Come, then, says the Lord God, let each man have recourse to his own idol, and pay it due worship! If that counsel you will not follow, nor drag my name in the dust with foul rites and false gods …✻ (Ezekiel 20, 39)
ask they the reason of it, thou wilt say, For ill tidings. Faint every heart shall be, when those tidings come, every hand shall hang listless; cowed every spirit shall be, every knee be weak as water. Those tidings are on the way, the Lord God says; there is no averting it. (Ezekiel 21, 7)
And yet they say, these fellow-countrymen of thine, that the Lord’s dealings are inconsiderate, when in truth it is they that deal inconsiderately. (Ezekiel 33, 17)
