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Lead:

Pop quiz: Ezekiel uses a particular phrase more than all the rest of Biblical writers combined. What is it?

Intro:

Still fighting the sinus infection, but good of spirit today. Welcome to another day of recording-from-the-road roadshow. We’ll continue to be light on notes until home next week, but looking forward to adding the apologetics content back in. :)

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Bible segment (read along with The Bible Project):

Passage: Ezekiel 45-48
Translation: ESV (English Standard Version)
Verses: 107
Words: ~3125

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Sorry, today’s a little light because I’m on the road. Love you!

-R

Roger Courville, CSP is a globally-recognized expert in digitally-extended communication and connection, an award-winning speaker, award-winning author, and a passionately bad guitarist. Follow him on Twitter -- @RogerCourville and @JoinForTheHope – or his blog: www.forthehope.org.

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Watch our overview video on the first part of the book of Ezekiel, which breaks down the literary design of the book and its flow of thought. Among the exiles in Babylon, Ezekiel shows that Israel deserved this judgment, and also that God's justice creates hope for the future.

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