Ezekiel: God who travels Chapter 33

 “You became filled with violence…” — Ezekiel 28

This breaks my heart. As I continue to worship God, my heart lies broken before the Lord.

As I write and speak, every fifteen minutes an innocent life is taken. The violence against humanity rages on, and it will not end until Jesus returns. For days now, my heart has been heavy, grieved by the brutal deaths of so many children. This sin is among the vilest—one that may defy even God’s forgiveness.

The killing spans both Israel and Palestine, fueled by retaliation and revenge. Each time a child is beheaded, it is a desecration of the very image of God. This is Satan’s work—mercilessly slaughtering helpless children, the future heirs of God’s Kingdom, robbing them of the chance to receive what God has prepared for them.

God does not simply watch; every death is accounted for in heaven. The slain innocents’ blood cries out, and a dreadful reckoning awaits when God demands justice—payment for the evil done.

—AC

To be continued until Dry Bones..