What does it mean ‘What’s in the pot?’
Does the Bible have anything to say about it?
Is Ezekiel 11:1-25 one such passage?
What is the context of Ezekiel 11:1-25?
What does it mean “The Spirit of the LORD lifted me up?”
What is the significance of the ‘east gate,’ and ‘eastward?’
What is the significance of the number 25?
What does Pelatiah and Benaiah mean?
What is the significance of the the Pelatiah and Benaiah as it regards the 25 men?
Who were the 25 men?
What does the word device mean in Hebrew?
What does the word iniquity mean in Hebrew?
What does the word advice mean in Hebrew?
Why were they saying “The time is not near to build houses?”
What do they mean when they said, “The city is the pot and we are the flesh?”
What is wrong with their presumptive thoughts?
In what ways were they wrong with their presumptive thoughts?
What caused them to see themselves as the ‘meat?’
In what way does our sin affect the city we live in?
What is the significance of the LORD saying twice to Ezekiel, “Prophesy! Prophesy!?”
What does the phrase “The Spirit of the LORD fell upon me” mean?
What is implied in the verse “I know your thoughts?”
What other themes is spotlighted in Ezekiel 11:1-25?
Which theme is alluded to in Ezekiel 11:1-25 yet it is the most important one?
How does ‘human responsibility’ play out as it regards our salvation?
How did God prove the 25 men wrong about their presumptive thoughts?
What is wrong with the thinking of the exiles in Babylon?
What is implied when God said that He would judge the 25 men down at the border?
What is a ‘borderline’ faith?
What are the two common sins we commit against God?
In what way is keeping the ordinances of other gods a sin?
Why is it challenging for us to keep God’s ordinances and statues?
Why did God strike Pelatiah dead in the vision?
In what way did Ezekiel find himself in a dilemma as it regards the vision God gave him?
In what way was Ezekiel facing his first test from God as it regards the vision?
What does the phrase ‘The word of the LORD came to me’ imply, contextually?
In what way is God our Sanctuary?
In what way are we in Babylon in this world?
How can we be God’s Sanctuary?
What does the word ‘sanctuary’ mean in Hebrew?
What does the word ‘remnant’ mean?
In what way are we God’s remnant?
What must the exiles do as it regards their ‘human responsibility’ when God saved them and made them His remnant?
What is the New Covenant?
What are the three things we must do as God’s remnant as penned down by Ezekiel in verse 20?
In what way are those three things antidotes to our devise, iniquity, and advice?
Why is it important for us not to have any presumptive though that may not be true?
In what way is life, generally speaking, is a matter of the heart?
What does the word ‘Chaldea’ mean?
In what way are we targets for demons when the Holy Spirit ‘leaves’ us?
How can the Holy Spirit ‘leaves’ us?
What does Jesus teach about demons coming back to us after we are set free from any demonic oppression or possession?
In what way is Ezekiel 11:1-25 an excellent example of the power of prophecy?
Why was Suleiman the Magnificent wrong about sealing the east gate and having a Muslim cemetery in froon of the east gate?
How flawed is our thinking?
What does the Bible say about Jesus’ return as it regards the east gate?
Why must we heed Ezekiel 1:1-25?
In what way was Pelatiah an irony?
Why is it important for us to live up to our Christian name?
How do we know we have become the modern day Pelatiah?
How do we know if we are departing from God?
Why is it important for us to look in from the outside?
Why is Ezekiel commonly preached and taught as Jerusalem being a boiling pot?
How can we stand out from the crowd?
Why should we not stand with the crowd?
In what way can Jesus be Lord of all in our lives?
What does Ezekiel 1:1-25 teach us about leadership?
In what we must we as leaders serve others, instead of being served?
What does Ezekiel 11:1-25 teach us about our responsibility as leaders as it regards the message God wants us to share with others?
What does Ezekiel 11:1-25 teach us about calling others out as it regards their sins?
What must be our sole purpose in doing so?
What can we learn from Ezekiel standing in the gap for the exiles?
Why should we not give up on those we stand in the gap for?
In what way does our Christian life and walk boil down to doing God’s word?
What happens if we don’t do God’s word?
What does the Book of Enoch have to do with Ezekiel?
How should we reach out to those who are lost according to Ezekiel 11:1-25?
Why is pride dangerous?
Why is self deception dangerous?
Why should we take our sin seriously?
Why is it better for us to be God’s Sanctuary than God being our Sanctuary?
Why does God always work on the basis of His remnant?
In what way is everything in life about our mind?
Why does the Bible emphasize the renewing of our mind?
How do we renew our mind?
How does coming to a Bible study renew our mind?
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