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Ezekiel 14

23 passages from 20 books in the Christian Reader library reference Ezekiel 14.

  1. Sermon

    from A Body of Practical Divinity by Thomas Watson · cites Ezekiel 14:17

    Caution 2. Neither does this commandment, 'You shall not kill,' prohibit a just war. When men's sins grow ripe, and long plenty has bred surfeit, then God says, 'Sword, go through the land' (Ezekiel 14:17). God did abet the war between the tribes of Israel and Benjamin.

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  2. The third part shall be refined, and the Lord shall say, It is my people (Zechariah 13:9). And a most sweet promise there is after the saddest denunciation of judgment (Ezekiel 14:22, 23): Yet behold therein shall be left a remnant that shall be brought both sons and daughters,…

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  3. Look to this in the acts and the effects: what have you done when the Word crosses you in your aims, estates, names, friends? If you have disobeyed it, then (Ezekiel 14:4) the word is made a stumbling block, and your iniquities before your face, and the Lord will answer you acco…

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  4. Genesis 6:8, 9: "Noah was a just man, blameless in his generations, and he walked continually according to God"; and also ver. 1 of ch. 7: "I have seen that you are righteous before Me in this age." Moreover, honorable mention of him is made — in a manner consistent with this te…

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  5. In all matters we resolve on, we are to take God's leave, and counsel and blessing; but they first resolve, and then ask God's counsel. And therefore God says (Ezekiel 14:4), Every man of the house of Israel, that sets up his idols in his heart, and puts the stumbling block of h…

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  6. God's dear Children know what this means; for sometimes they are more taken up with expressions, affections, or some accidentals in the performance, than with the object of worship they should be intent upon. But this is very dangerous; for whatever interposes between the soul a…

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  7. 4. As Christ may withdraw, if provoked and not entertained, from a private believer; so will he do from a Church, if they hold not fast what they have received, and walk not accordingly. 5. Church-members, by their sins, have much influence on Christ's removal from among them; i…

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  8. And therefore those are highly guilty of the violation of this command, who worship God only with their bodies, when their hearts are far estranged from him; offering up only the shell and husk of a duty, when the pith and substance which should fill it, is given either to the w…

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  9. If I whet my glittering sword, and my hand take hold on judgment, I will render vengeance to my enemies, and reward them that hate me; I will make my arrows drunk with blood (and my sword shall devour flesh) and that with the blood of the slain, and of the captives, from the beg…

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  10. But the place Acts 2. can no more prove that repentance, and a fixed walk in good works, is such a part of the new Covenant, as this, do and live the life of faith, and be pardoned, then that Baptism, which is in the text joyned with repentance, is necessarily required before pa…

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  11. He graciously inclines the will and hearts of men (Deuteronomy 30:6; Jeremiah 32:39, 40; Ezekiel 36:27) as the saints pray (Psalms 119:33, 34, 36, 88; Psalms 86:11; Canticles 1. & 4). He hardens the heart, and blinds the mind, as in his judgment he pleases (Job 12:16; Ezekiel 14…

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  12. Each almost some way or other speaking falsehood and deceit to his neighbor, and daring to act this faculty with God in his services, and our protestations of obedience, religious speeches abused by some in hypocrisy, as holy vestments for a mask or disguise, doing nothing but c…

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  13. Sermon 25

    from Sermons on Psalm 119 by Thomas Manton · cites Ezekiel 14:3-4

    4. Such as pretend to ask counsel from the word, but it is according to the idol of their own hearts; that come with their own conclusions, and preconceptions, and prejudices, against God's counsel. "Son of man, these have set up their idols in their heart, etc." (Ezekiel 14:3-4…

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  14. Sermon 64

    from Sermons on Psalm 119 by Thomas Manton · cites Ezekiel 14:5

    There are certain corrupt principles within you that will draw you off from God to another portion. Ezekiel 14:5: "They are all estranged from me through their idols." What kind of idols were these?

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  15. Jezabel fasts and prayes the better, to devoure Naboths vineyard, but was devoured by it. Absalom was as sick till he had ravish't his fathers Crown, as his brother Amnon till he had done the like to his sister, and to hide his treason he puts on a religious cloak, and therefore…

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  16. True Repentance, like aqua fortis, eats asunder the Iron chain of sin; therefore weeping and turning are put together, (Joel 2:12). After the cloud of sorrow has dropped in tears, the firmament of the soul is clearer, (Ezekiel 14:6). Repent and turn your selves from your Idols,…

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  17. And as our Savior says to Jerusalem (Luke 29:43): "Oh that you had known in this your day, the things belonging to your peace; but now they are hid from your eyes." God had sealed up his mercy, and the day of salvation was past, and when the day is over, though Noah, Daniel, and…

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  18. (Jeremiah 24:5) The basket of good figs was preserved, but the other was for a prey to captivity, and the sword, and pestilence, and to utter extirpation from the earth. Hence is that you read (Ezekiel 14:14): They shall deliver neither son nor daughter, but themselves only. And…

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  19. Object. Against all that is said of the profit of Prayer, some object, that the prayers of many are fruitless: they obtain not the things desired: yea, that God swears he would not hear Moses, Samuel, Noah, Daniel, Job (Jeremiah 15:1; Ezekiel 14; James 4:3). Answer.

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  20. Q. 7. What are the chief attributes of his being? A. (a) Eternity, (b) infiniteness, (c) simplicity, or purity, (d) all-sufficiency, (e) perfectness, (f) immutability, (g) life, (h) will, and (i) understanding. (a) Deuteronomy 33:37; Psalm 93:2; Isaiah 57:15; Revelation 1:11. (b…

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  21. Q. 7. What are the chief attributes of his being? A. (a) Eternity, (b) infiniteness, (c) simplicity, or purity, (d) all-sufficiency, (e) perfectness, (f) immutability, (g) life, (h) will, and (i) understanding. (a) Deuteronomy 33:37, Psalm 93:2, Isaiah 57:15, Revelation 1:11. (b…

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  22. God sets forth tenders of peace before vile sinners, but there are articles of composition, terms of agreement, which the creature must needs consent to, if he desire good, or otherwise the treaty must break off, and be put to an end. Use 1. Here see the dangerous estate of an o…

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  23. Doct. 3 Those that would be instructed by God, in the grounds of his quarrel, and means of restitution, must enquire in good earnest. God loves no this hypocritis, and if we bring it, he will answer accordingly (Ezekiel 14:4). God may indeed answer those that enquire in hypocris…

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