Humans are remarkably prone to foolish confidence which when destroyed leads to utter despair. The book of Ezekiel calls us to face the reality of sin and its consequences, but at the same time, it calls us to accept the reality of grace and redemption. Join us as we explore the book of Ezekiel and its themes of death and resurrection.
Ezekiel 1–11: Introduction (Volume 1: Sessions 1–6)
Ezekiel 12–24: The Destruction of Israel (Volume 2: Sessions 7–13)
Ezekiel 25–32: The Oracles Against the Nations (Volume 3: Sessions 14–17)
Our study will resume on Tuesday, September 13, with the first session of what will become Volume 4: The Restoration of Israel. Until all of the sessions have been recorded, each session’s handouts will be provided separately below, beginning with Session 18: Ezekiel 33–34.
Humans are remarkably prone to foolish confidence which when destroyed leads to utter despair. The book of Ezekiel calls us to face the reality of sin and its consequences, but at the same time, it calls us to accept the reality of grace and redemption. Join us as we explore the book of Ezekiel and its themes of death and resurrection.
Ezekiel 1–11: Introduction (Volume 1: Sessions 1–6)
Ezekiel 12–24: The Destruction of Israel (Volume 2: Sessions 7–13)
Ezekiel 25–32: The Oracles Against the Nations (Volume 3: Sessions 14–17)
Our study will resume on Tuesday, September 13, with the first session of what will become Volume 4: The Restoration of Israel. Until all of the sessions have been recorded, each session’s handouts will be provided separately below, beginning with Session 18: Ezekiel 33–34.
Humans are remarkably prone to foolish confidence which when destroyed leads to utter despair. The book of Ezekiel calls us to face the reality of sin and its consequences, but at the same time, it calls us to accept the reality of grace and redemption. Join us as we explore the book of Ezekiel and its themes of death and resurrection.
Ezekiel 1–11: Introduction (Volume 1: Sessions 1–6)
Ezekiel 12–24: The Destruction of Israel (Volume 2: Sessions 7–13)
Ezekiel 25–32: The Oracles Against the Nations (Volume 3: Sessions 14–17)
Our study will resume on Tuesday, September 13, with the first session of what will become Volume 4: The Restoration of Israel. Until all of the sessions have been recorded, each session’s handouts will be provided separately below, beginning with Session 18: Ezekiel 33–34.
Humans are remarkably prone to foolish confidence which when destroyed leads to utter despair. The book of Ezekiel calls us to face the reality of sin and its consequences, but at the same time, it calls us to accept the reality of grace and redemption. Join us as we explore the book of Ezekiel and its themes of death and resurrection.
Ezekiel 1–11: Introduction (Volume 1: Sessions 1–6)
Ezekiel 12–24: The Destruction of Israel (Volume 2: Sessions 7–13)
Ezekiel 25–32: The Oracles Against the Nations (Volume 3: Sessions 14–17)
Our study will resume on Tuesday, September 13, with the first session of what will become Volume 4: The Restoration of Israel. Until all of the sessions have been recorded, each session’s handouts will be provided separately below, beginning with Session 18: Ezekiel 33–34.
Humans are remarkably prone to foolish confidence which when destroyed leads to utter despair. The book of Ezekiel calls us to face the reality of sin and its consequences, but at the same time, it calls us to accept the reality of grace and redemption. Join us as we explore the book of Ezekiel and its themes of death and resurrection.
Ezekiel 1–11: Introduction (Volume 1: Sessions 1–6)
Ezekiel 12–24: The Destruction of Israel (Volume 2: Sessions 7–13)
Ezekiel 25–32: The Oracles Against the Nations (Volume 3: Sessions 14–17)
Our study will resume on Tuesday, September 13, with the first session of what will become Volume 4: The Restoration of Israel. Until all of the sessions have been recorded, each session’s handouts will be provided separately below, beginning with Session 18: Ezekiel 33–34.
Humans are remarkably prone to foolish confidence which when destroyed leads to utter despair. The book of Ezekiel calls us to face the reality of sin and its consequences, but at the same time, it calls us to accept the reality of grace and redemption. Join us as we explore the book of Ezekiel and its themes of death and resurrection.
Ezekiel 1–11: Introduction (Volume 1: Sessions 1–6)
Ezekiel 12–24: The Destruction of Israel (Volume 2: Sessions 7–13)
Ezekiel 25–32: The Oracles Against the Nations (Volume 3: Sessions 14–17)
Our study will resume on Tuesday, September 13, with the first session of what will become Volume 4: The Restoration of Israel. Until all of the sessions have been recorded, each session’s handouts will be provided separately below, beginning with Session 18: Ezekiel 33–34.
Humans are remarkably prone to foolish confidence which when destroyed leads to utter despair. The book of Ezekiel calls us to face the reality of sin and its consequences, but at the same time, it calls us to accept the reality of grace and redemption. Join us as we explore the book of Ezekiel and its themes of death and resurrection.
Ezekiel 1–11: Introduction (Volume 1: Sessions 1–6)
Ezekiel 12–24: The Destruction of Israel (Volume 2: Sessions 7–13)
Ezekiel 25–32: The Oracles Against the Nations (Volume 3: Sessions 14–17)
Our study will resume on Tuesday, September 13, with the first session of what will become Volume 4: The Restoration of Israel. Until all of the sessions have been recorded, each session’s handouts will be provided separately below, beginning with Session 18: Ezekiel 33–34.
Humans are remarkably prone to foolish confidence which when destroyed leads to utter despair. The book of Ezekiel calls us to face the reality of sin and its consequences, but at the same time, it calls us to accept the reality of grace and redemption. Join us as we explore the book of Ezekiel and its themes of death and resurrection.
Ezekiel 1–11: Introduction (Volume 1: Sessions 1–6)
Ezekiel 12–24: The Destruction of Israel (Volume 2: Sessions 7–13)
Ezekiel 25–32: The Oracles Against the Nations (Volume 3: Sessions 14–17)
Our study will resume on Tuesday, September 13, with the first session of what will become Volume 4: The Restoration of Israel. Until all of the sessions have been recorded, each session’s handouts will be provided separately below, beginning with Session 18: Ezekiel 33–34.
Led by Dr. John N. Oswalt, an American scholar and distinguished professor of Old Testament at Asbury Theological Seminary.
SUMMARY: Humans are remarkably prone to foolish confidence which when destroyed leads to utter despair. The book of Ezekiel calls us to face the reality of sin and its consequences, but at the same time, it calls us to accept the reality of grace and redemption. This completed study explores the book of Ezekiel and its themes of death and resurrection.
For a brief introduction of this series, watch the following clip:
The workbook for this study can be downloaded (free) and recordings of each session can be purchased directly from our Bookstore:
Humans are remarkably prone to foolish confidence which when destroyed leads to utter despair. The book of Ezekiel calls us to face the reality of sin and its consequences, but at the same time, it calls us to accept the reality of grace and redemption. Join us as we explore the book of Ezekiel and its themes of death and resurrection.
