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Ezekiel 9:2-4
Excerpted from: Children of the Light

I do not know, maybe the other ones were not holy angels or angels of God. I mean, they may have been evil angels that are doing the slaughtering. I do not know. It just seems that way. I thought it was kind of odd that just one of them they mentioned with linen clothing.

If you go back to chapter 8, you will see that He was showing Ezekiel, He took him in a vision, and He took him to Jerusalem, and He was showing him all the sins and the wickedness that was going on in the city. So that is what He was talking about here, and the ones that were marked were the ones that were mourning all the sinful acts, all the evil that was going on in the city.

Now this mourning is not just for the suffering or pain or sadness of life before the sinfulness that actually causes it. So the blessing is not upon all who mourn, but those who mourn actually regarding sin.

Ezekiel 9:3-4
Excerpted from: Hamas' October 7 Attack

What Hamas perpetrated was abominable, and we should be grieved over it. I don't believe we have yet reached the place where God tells Jeremiah not to pray for the people. We should have empathy for those whose lives were shattered that day. Yet God's focus here is not on the abominable effects of sin but on the abominations that cause the separation from Him.


Articles

Prepare to Meet Your God! (Part Two)  
The Beatitudes, Part Three: Mourning  

Booklets

Prepare to Meet Your God! (The Book of Amos) (Part One)  

Essays

The Will of the People  

Sermons

Those Who Mourn  
Zephaniah (Part One): The Day of the Lord Is Near!  
Habakkuk  
Sabbathkeeping (Part 2)  
The Two Reports  
Building the Wall (Part One)  
Many Are Called, But Few Are Chosen (Part Eleven)  
Where God Places His Name (Part One)  



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