Ezekiel 17

The second one comes in Daniel chapter four about the empire of Babylon.

But the last one I'll mention, it comes from Ezekiel 17:23, and it's about Jesus, that his kingdom will extend to the ends of the earth.

His branches will extend so that in his shade of his branches, birds of every sort will nest.

Uh, these birds of the air that make nest in his branches seem to indicate that the kingdom will grow until the nations flock to it.

I was rather shunned and despised than imitated, there being few, even of the Negroes themselves, during the first year of my residence among them, but thought themselves too good to speak to me.

I was as yet an outcast lying in my blood, Ezekiel 17, and to all appearance exposed to perish.

But the Lord beheld me with mercy.

He did not strike me to hell, as I justly deserved.

There's no question about that.

It's just very funny that Jules is throwing out phrases that do not exist in Ezekiel 17.

Yeah.

25, 17.

Their ministry was primarily not to the Jews of the land, but to the Jews of the diaspora.

The primary ones are Ezekiel, then Esther and Mordecai, and then Daniel.

They were primarily diasporic.

They prophesied to the Jews in the diaspora, even though they said things concerning Israel, their message was to the diaspora.

There would be no heir, easy heir, before his eyes.

Then they killed his sons, and they put up the eyes of Zedekiah and bound him with bronze fetters and brought him to Babylon, as we've looked at.

Okay, now let's go to Ezekiel.

Ezekiel, what is happening to where they are going? Ezekiel chapter 12.