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KJV summary for : Ezekiel 29

Summary: Ezekiel 29 begins with a prophecy against Egypt, specifically addressing Pharaoh and the nation as a whole. The chapter opens by emphasizing the futility of Egypt's reliance on its own strength and resources, symbolized through the imagery of a mighty crocodile in the Nile. God declares that He will bring judgment upon Egypt for its pride and idolatry, illustrating this through the promise of a future desolation where the land will become uninhabitable. Key themes in this chapter include the sovereignty of God over all nations and the consequences of pride and rebellion against Him. The chapter conveys a message of accountability, highlighting that Egypt's past actions have led to impending judgment. Additionally, there is a prophetic assurance that after a period of desolation, God will restore Egypt, emphasizing His overall plan for restoration for nations, while also affirming His power over all peoples. This serves as a reminder of God's ultimate control and the hope that exists even in the face of judgment.

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