Ezekiel 24:16-27
Son of man, behold, I take away from you the desire of your eyes with a stroke: yet neither shall you mourn nor weep, neither shall your tears run down.
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Ezekiel

Ezekiel of the River

Ezekiel: His Popularity

Ezekiel: Other Parables

Ezekiel: Persecution of

Ezekiel: Teaches by Pantomime: Does not Show Mourning Upon the Death of his Wife

Ezekiel: Teaches by Pantomime: Employs a Boiling Pot to Symbolize the Destruction of Jerusalem

Ezekiel: Teaches by Pantomime: Feigns Dumbness

Ezekiel: Teaches by Pantomime: Prophesies by Parable of an Eagle

Ezekiel: Teaches by Pantomime: Removes his Belongings to Illustrate the Approaching Jewish Captivity

Ezekiel: Teaches by Pantomime: Shaves Himself

Ezekiel: Teaches by Pantomime: Sighs

Ezekiel: Teaches by Pantomime: Symbolizes the Siege of Jerusalem by Drawings on a Tile

Ezekiel: Time of his Prophecy

Ezekiel: Visions of of a Man With Measuring Line

Ezekiel: Visions of of God's Glory

Ezekiel: Visions of of Jews' Abominations

Ezekiel: Visions of of the Valley of Dry Bones

Ezekiel: Visions of of Their Punishment

Irony: Ezekiel to the Prince of Tyre

Pantomime by Ezekiel

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