The Best is Yet to Come
A look at God’s promises to Israel in Ezekiel 36—37 Leon Uris’s novel Exodus, about the founding of the State of Israel, captivated the world when it came out in 1958. It became an international sensation, rising quickly to number one on The New York Times best-seller list and staying there for eight months. Two years later, Otto Preminger directed the film version. The “Theme of ExoGet More Articles—Subscribe Today!
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Tom, I read this article twice, it is so clear and helps us to understand the teaching of the Holy Spirit concerning this portion of scripture. I feel so deeply that God is moving to the end of the end times that I look up and say in my heart ‘perhaps today,’ come Lord Jesus. Thank you Tom Simcox.
Thank you so much for this teaching. I love when the Holy Spirit opens our hearts to the knowledge of His Word!!
It is interesting how Ezekiel discusses God’s punishment by casting the Jews among the nations and that one day He will restore them to their land, but doesn’t mentioned that the ultimate casting was because they rejected their Messiah.
Does it mention anywhere in the old testament that God will disperse the jews because of their rejection of the Messiah?