Ezekiel 12

In Ezekiel 12 we're reminded that God is always in control, even when it seems He's absent. The key message revolves around the phrase 'they shall know that I am the Lord,' emphasizing God's sovereignty in all circumstances. We delve into Ezekiel's dramatic enactment of Jerusalem's fall, symbolizing King Zedekiah's futile attempt to escape God's judgment. This vivid imagery serves as a wake-up call for us today – are we, like the Israelites, living as if God doesn't see or care about our actions? Are we taking God's patience for granted? Are we dismissing His warnings as distant threats? This message urges us to embrace accountability, seek repentance, and recognize God's active presence in our world, lest we too face the consequences of ignoring His voice.