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Ezekiel 16:20
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18 You took your embroidered garments and covered them, and you set My oil and My incense before them.
19 Also aMy food which I gave you—the pastry of fine flour, oil, and honey which I fed you—you set it before them as1 sweet incense; and so it was,” says the Lord God.  
20 a“Moreover you took your sons and your daughters, whom you bore to Me, and these you sacrificed to them to be devoured. Were your acts of harlotry a small matter,  
21 that you have slain My children and offered them up to them by causing them to pass through the afire?  
22 And in all your abominations and acts of harlotry you did not remember the days of your ayouth, bwhen you were naked and bare, struggling in your blood.  
23 “Then it was so, after all your wickedness—‘Woe, woe to you!’ says the Lord God—
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No entry exists in Forerunner Commentary for Ezekiel 16:20.

Ezekiel 16:20-22

However, on the other side of the covenant, the bride was not to be trusted to remain faithful to Him.

The chapter then goes on in detail to number all the acts of harlotry and adultery there were caused against a faithful God by faithless people, by His physical bride in the nation of Israel, those that He had called out and set apart. This is a very stern example to us that we should be mindful of as we are here to be trained to be the spiritual bride of Christ.

Excerpted from The Bride of Christ (Part One)

Ezekiel 16:20-21

Keep that in the back of your mind. A covenant has been entered into, a marriage has taken place, and that marriage has borne children who were sacrificed to demons.

Excerpted from The Purpose of the Church



Other Forerunner Commentary entries containing Ezekiel 16:20:

Joshua 2:11
Judges 2:17
Hosea 4:12-14
Malachi 2:10-11
James 4:4
Revelation 2:14-15
Revelation 2:20-22


 
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