Ezekiel the Exemplar
Classes
Class 1: Class 1 - The Tile and The Pan
The class explores Ezekiel's first parables in chapters 4 and 5, focusing on the tile and pan symbolizing the siege of Jerusalem. It emphasizes the certainty of God's judgment and the importance of recognizing the impending inspection for both individuals and the ecclesia.
Class 2: Class 2 - The Number of the Days
The class explores Ezekiel's prophecy about lying on his side for 390 days and 40 days to symbolize the iniquity of Israel and Judah, respectively. It discusses the historical context and the divine timetable, linking it to the nation's future and the eventual return of God's sanctuary.
Class 3: Class 3 - The Bread of The Siege
The class explores Ezekiel's parables, focusing on the bread of the siege as a symbol of the famine and suffering that would come upon Jerusalem. It emphasizes the defiled nature of the bread and its implications for the people's faithfulness and holiness.
Class 4: Class 4 - The Razor and The Hair
The class explores Ezekiel's parables in chapters 4 and 5, focusing on the symbolic actions of shaving his head and beard, and dividing the hair to represent the judgment and destruction of Jerusalem. It emphasizes the consequences of ignoring God's principles and the importance of maintaining ecclesial purity.