Ezekiel demonstrates 3 aspects of God’s judgment against Jerusalem by using a brick, wheat, and a sharp sword. How does this affect the ancient nation of Israel?
Ezekiel demonstrates 3 aspects of God’s judgment against Jerusalem by using a brick, wheat, and a sharp sword. How does this affect the ancient nation of Israel?
Ezekiel demonstrates 3 aspects of God’s judgment against Jerusalem by using a brick, wheat, and a sharp sword. How does this affect the ancient nation of Israel?
Ezekiel demonstrates 3 aspects of God’s judgment against Jerusalem by using a brick, wheat, and a sharp sword. How does this affect the ancient nation of Israel?
Ezekiel 2:3,7,8 And he said unto me, Son of man, I send thee to the children of Israel, to a rebellious nation that hath rebelled against me: they and their fathers have transgressed against me, even unto this very day. And thou shalt speak my words unto them, whether they will hear, or whether they will forbear: for they are most rebellious. But thou, son of man, hear what I say unto thee; Be not thou rebellious like that rebellious house: open thy mouth … Well, this is a tough way to begin the book of Ezekiel. But the whole book of Ezekiel is a hard book. Ezekiel was a prophet in Israel just as the Babylonian army was sweeping over the country. Israel had been a rebellious nation, and God had to punish them. God allowed Israel to be taken into captivity and their king murdered. The capital of Jerusalem was defeated and the beautiful temple destroyed. And God sent Ezekiel to remind the people why these terrible things were happening: God was punishing them because of their rebellion against Him. Wow! That was a hard lesson for them to learn! And that is a hard lesson for us to learn. We should listen to God and obey Him. Let’s not be like Israel and disobey God; let’s obey God.
Ezekiel demonstrates 3 aspects of God’s judgment against Jerusalem by using a brick, wheat, and a sharp sword. How does this affect the ancient nation of Israel?
This is a short post with some ideas for Ezekiel. I decided to teach this lesson this year because I have mostly boys and knew they would love it! I found these skeletons at Dollar Tree (but they are everywhere in October). I spread out felt for the valley and laid the skeletons on it. I also had one for the students to take home. I had this laid out on the floor and planned to teach from the floor, but after some thinking about having mostly boys in this class, I set it up in the center of the table.☺ I also used this Cheetos Bag of Bones with this lesson. (I found them at Wal Mart or Kroger) One of the rare times to have food in the class, but they loved it! I used this worksheet to discuss what we can do to live for God. God wants us to be alive working for Him and using everything we can for Him! The download includes the color and black & white to print. Click here to print. I used this worksheet to review the lesson. I used these Cathy's Corner Magnetic Board Visuals to teach the lesson.Click here to see the original set. I changed a couple of the Magnetic Board visuals to teach this. You can download the set I used here. And, click here to download the lesson outline I used that is numbered and has the key words underlined.(I did begin with a little background about Ezekiel is in the Old Testament, and a major prophet, etc.) Remember to number your visuals on the back before laminating. You can find the lesson, different visuals, worksheets and more here.
Mit einem Ziegelstein, Weizen und einem Schwert zeigt Hesekiel drei Aspekte von Gottes Strafgericht an Jerusalem. Was bedeutet das für das alte Israel?
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Ezekiel demonstrates 3 aspects of God’s judgment against Jerusalem by using a brick, wheat, and a sharp sword. How does this affect the ancient nation of Israel?
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Here's a very quick x-ray/skeleton craft we did last night, to go along with reading Ezekiel 37. You know the passage..."Dem bones, dem bones, dem dry bones." In fact, I couldn't resist playing the Wiggles singing that song for the children (you can find it here, on YouTube), before we read the passage. Then, we made our craft... ...and watched The Magic School Bus Flexes Its Muscles, which you can find, here, on gamequarium.org. I have to say thanks to Ticia at Adventures in Mommydom, for getting me thinking about skeletons, which led me to singing the song, which reminded me of the passage in Ezekiel, because it is a fun passage - prophecy, skeletons, analogy, and some really cool special effects! If you want to show your children an actual x-ray image of a hand, we found a good one, here. Or, for more Bible themed crafts, and fun, head over to this week's Bible Alive! Tuesday, hosted by The Fantastic Five. It's great to be a homeschooler.
