Ezekiel 35:11
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Шуға күрә Раббы Хаким былай тип белдерә: Үҙемдең барлығым менән ант итеп әйтәм, уларҙы күрә алмауың арҡаһында ни тиклем көнләшкән һәм нәфрәтләнгән булһаң, Мин дә һинең менән шулай ҡыланасаҡмын. Һине хөкөм иткән ваҡытта халҡыма Үҙемде танытасаҡмын.
What Does This Mean?
In this verse, God is speaking and promises to act according to the anger and envy of Edom, a neighboring country that has been hostile towards Israel. God will use this situation to reveal His power and justice among the people.
Explained for Children
Imagine you have a friend who is always mean to you. God says, 'I will handle it like this friend wants, but in the end, everyone will see how fair and powerful I am.'
Historical Background
Ezekiel, a prophet, wrote this during the Babylonian exile, around 600-500 BCE. He was speaking to the people of Israel and their enemies, particularly Edom, who had shown hatred and envy towards Israel.
Living It Out Today
This verse can remind us that God will bring justice and reveal His power in situations where others act out of anger and envy. We can trust that God will handle our conflicts in a way that brings about His glory.
Topics
justiceenemiesGod's powerretributiondivine interventionrevelation
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is speaking in Ezekiel 35:11?
God is speaking in this verse, emphasizing His promise to act according to Edom's anger and envy, and to reveal His power.
What is the significance of Edom in this verse?
Edom is a neighboring country that has been hostile towards Israel. God uses their anger and envy to illustrate His justice and power.
How does this verse apply to modern situations?
This verse can remind us that in situations where others act out of anger and envy, God can bring about justice and reveal His power.
What other verses talk about God's justice?
Verses like Exodus 15:3, Psalm 9:16, and Romans 9:17 also discuss God's justice and how He brings about His will.