The main reason Jerusalem was judged by God was because they had forgotten Him and His mighty act of rescue. Their hearts were hardened like stone. The interesting thing about God’s prophecies is simple: He desires to be known by those who say they serve Him. In Ezekiel 6, we hear the message from the LORD speaking to the people of Israel and telling them that they need to know God. Remember what we learned in Lamentations and Deuteronomy 28: God will punish those who turn their back on Him. The same thing happens in Ezekiel 6, Ezekiel repeats what God
said: “The slain shall fall in your midst, and you shall know that I am the LORD” ( E Z E K I E L 6 : 7 ). The LORD tells the people they must know that it is God who has brought judgment on them, not because He is an evil God but because they have refused to know Him––the source of goodness, love, joy, peace, justice and mercy. The implication of chapter 6 is that no one gets away with mishandling the worship of God; everyone, everywhere is responsible for how we worship and live.

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