What the Bible says about Hair Scattered in the Wind
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Ezekiel 5:2-3 The "them" has to be the last of the third, those that he is to scatter in the wind. So we have three separate, distinct piles. He takes the third pile and throws it. However, before doing so, he just takes a small number of hairs from that pile and puts them into the folds of his garment, or as we might say, into his pocket. Then what remains he throws up into the air, and it just gets blown away. We understand this means people will be blown into all nations, that is, scattered and likely in captivity. John W. Ritenbaugh A Place of Safety? (Part 1) Related Topics: Captivity of Israel | Ezekiel' s Prophecies | Hair Metaphor in Ezekiel 5 | Israel's Captivity | Israel's Scattering | Scattering | Scattering of Israel

 

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