Tuesday, March 10, 2015

Ezekiel 29-30

(March 1, 2015)

                A theme that I have seen over and over throughout the scriptures is that Egypt is more often used as a symbol than it is as an actual country (although it is being used as both here).  Babylon seems to be the symbol of wickedness, but Egypt (due to its history and proclivities) is more often used as the symbol of false priesthoods, hypocrisy within the Church, and so forth.  Understanding that, and reading it with both of these symbols in mind, these chapters really open up and a lot of things are found in them.

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