BasicEnglish Bible Images - Ezekiel Chapter 4

BasicEnglish Bible Verse Images: Ezekiel Chapter 4 in Stunning Detail

BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:1 ; image nature: A sea turtle glides through underwater sunbeams. Coral gardens glow in the depths below.; Ezekiel 4:1. And you, son of man, take a back and put it before you and on it make a picture of a town, even Jerusalem.

Ezekiel 4:1. And you, son of man, take a back and put it before you and on it make a picture of a town, even Jerusalem.

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:2 ; image nature: Desert roses bloom in a hidden canyon after rare rainfall. Their pink petals contrast against weathered sandstone walls.; Ezekiel 4:2. And make an attack on it, shutting it in, building strong places against it, and making high an earthwork against it; and put up tents against it, placing engines all round it for smashing down its walls.

Ezekiel 4:2. And make an attack on it, shutting it in, building strong places against it, and making high an earthwork against it; and put up tents against it, placing engines all round it for smashing down its walls.

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:3 ; image nature: Summer storms build over mountain peaks at midday.; Ezekiel 4:3. And take a flat iron plate, and put it for a wall of iron between you and the town: and let your face be turned to it, and it will be shut in and you will make an attack on it. This will be a sign to the children of Israel.

Ezekiel 4:3. And take a flat iron plate, and put it for a wall of iron between you and the town: and let your face be turned to it, and it will be shut in and you will make an attack on it. This will be a sign to the children of Israel.

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:4 ; image nature: Aspen leaves quake golden against purple storm clouds. Lightning flickers between mountain peaks.; Ezekiel 4:4. Then, stretching yourself out on your left side, take the sin of the children of Israel on yourself: for as long as you are stretched out, so long will the sin of the children of Israel be on you.

Ezekiel 4:4. Then, stretching yourself out on your left side, take the sin of the children of Israel on yourself: for as long as you are stretched out, so long will the sin of the children of Israel be on you.

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:5 ; image nature: Snow geese take flight from a winter marsh. Their wings flash white against leaden skies.; Ezekiel 4:5. For I have had the years of their sin measured for you by a number of days, even three hundred and ninety days: and you will take on yourself the sin of the children of Israel.

Ezekiel 4:5. For I have had the years of their sin measured for you by a number of days, even three hundred and ninety days: and you will take on yourself the sin of the children of Israel.

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:6 ; image nature: Tropical fish dart through coral reefs in crystal-clear waters.; Ezekiel 4:6. And when these days are ended, turning on your right side, you are to take on yourself the sin of the children of Judah: forty days, a day for a year, I have had it fixed for you.

Ezekiel 4:6. And when these days are ended, turning on your right side, you are to take on yourself the sin of the children of Judah: forty days, a day for a year, I have had it fixed for you.

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:7 ; image nature: Desert varnish stains cliff faces in abstract patterns.; Ezekiel 4:7. And let your face be turned to where Jerusalem is shut in, with your arm uncovered, and be a prophet against it.

Ezekiel 4:7. And let your face be turned to where Jerusalem is shut in, with your arm uncovered, and be a prophet against it.

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:8 ; image nature: Volcanic steam rises through a field of black lava. Stars wheel overhead in the thin air.; Ezekiel 4:8. And see, I will put bands on you; and you will be stretched out without turning from one side to the other till the days of your attack are ended.

Ezekiel 4:8. And see, I will put bands on you; and you will be stretched out without turning from one side to the other till the days of your attack are ended.

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:9 ; image nature: Wild lupines carpet a coastal meadow. Ocean fog rolls in on silent feet.; Ezekiel 4:9. And take for yourself wheat and barley and different sorts of grain, and put them in one vessel and make bread for yourself from them; all the days when you are stretched on your side it will be your food.

Ezekiel 4:9. And take for yourself wheat and barley and different sorts of grain, and put them in one vessel and make bread for yourself from them; all the days when you are stretched on your side it will be your food.

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:10 ; image nature: Wild geese arrow through autumn skies. Their calls echo off mountain walls.; Ezekiel 4:10. And you are to take your food by weight, twenty shekels a day: you are to take it at regular times.

Ezekiel 4:10. And you are to take your food by weight, twenty shekels a day: you are to take it at regular times.

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:11 ; image nature: A bull elk bugles across a misty valley. Aspen leaves quake golden in response.; Ezekiel 4:11. And you are to take water by measure, the sixth part of a hin: you are to take it at regular times.

Ezekiel 4:11. And you are to take water by measure, the sixth part of a hin: you are to take it at regular times.

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:12 ; image nature: Mountain lakes mirror perfect peaks. Wind ripples shatter reflections.; Ezekiel 4:12. And let your food be barley cakes, cooking it before their eyes with the waste which comes out of a man.

Ezekiel 4:12. And let your food be barley cakes, cooking it before their eyes with the waste which comes out of a man.

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:13 ; image nature: Ancient sequoias pierce through valley fog. Centuries of growth reach for filtered light.; Ezekiel 4:13. And the Lord said, Even so the children of Israel will have unclean bread for their food among the nations where I am driving them.

Ezekiel 4:13. And the Lord said, Even so the children of Israel will have unclean bread for their food among the nations where I am driving them.

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:14 ; image nature: Wild horses race approaching storms. Lightning illuminates their power.; Ezekiel 4:14. Then I said, Ah, Lord! see, my soul has never been unclean, and I have never taken as my food anything which has come to a natural death or has been broken by beasts, from the time when I was young even till now; no disgusting flesh has ever come into my mouth.

Ezekiel 4:14. Then I said, Ah, Lord! see, my soul has never been unclean, and I have never taken as my food anything which has come to a natural death or has been broken by beasts, from the time when I was young even till now; no disgusting flesh has ever come into my mouth.

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:15 ; image nature: Wild orcas breach in sunset-painted waters. Their splashes echo off glacier walls.; Ezekiel 4:15. Then he said to me, See, I have given you cow's waste in place of man's waste, and you will make your bread ready on it.

Ezekiel 4:15. Then he said to me, See, I have given you cow's waste in place of man's waste, and you will make your bread ready on it.

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:16 ; image nature: Desert tortoises emerge after summer rains. Thunder echoes through hidden canyons.; Ezekiel 4:16. And he said to me, Son of man, see, I will take away from Jerusalem her necessary bread: they will take their bread by weight and with care, measuring out their drinking-water with fear and wonder:

Ezekiel 4:16. And he said to me, Son of man, see, I will take away from Jerusalem her necessary bread: they will take their bread by weight and with care, measuring out their drinking-water with fear and wonder:

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BasicEnglish Ezekiel 4:17 ; image nature: Desert ravens soar on thermal currents. Their wings wear shadows like cloaks.; Ezekiel 4:17. So that they may be in need of bread and water and be wondering at one another, wasting away in their sin.

Ezekiel 4:17. So that they may be in need of bread and water and be wondering at one another, wasting away in their sin.

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