KJV Image Bible : Scripture in Images Ezekiel 16:17
17. Thou hast also taken thy fair jewels of my gold and of my silver, which I had given thee, and madest to thyself images of men, and didst commit whoredom with them,
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KJV summary for : Ezekiel 16
Summary: Ezekiel 16 presents a powerful metaphorical depiction of Jerusalem as an unfaithful wife, illustrating the city’s spiritual infidelity and the consequences of its actions. The chapter opens with a vivid recounting of Jerusalem's origins, portrayed as an abandoned newborn, which God nurtured and elevated to a place of prominence. As the city flourished, instead of remaining faithful to God, Jerusalem engaged in idolatry and sought alliances with foreign nations, symbolized by her promiscuity. Key themes include the nature of God's covenant relationship with His people and the seriousness of spiritual unfaithfulness. The chapter emphasizes divine judgment, reflecting the consequences of Israel’s rebellion and rejection of God’s love and protection. Despite the somber message of judgment, there is also an underlying theme of hope, as God promises eventual restoration and renewal. Ultimately, Ezekiel 16 serves as both a warning and a call to repentance, highlighting the seriousness of sin while affirming God’s commitment to His people.
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