Wednesday Night Services

We are in Ezekiel 28 which breaks down to 3 prophecies. The first one deals with a prideful man, the king of Tyre who thinks he is a god. Jehovah puts him in his place and calls him a mere man. But then the second prophecy is very different, attributing attributes and actions not possible of a mere man. What does this prophecy mean? We will be looking at other passages to help us understand this better. We don't get to the third prophecy about Sidon, but we will answer this question. The people of Tyre were judged for the same prideful attitude that was in their king. This has happened many times in history (we will look at a few). How do negative traits of leaders get passed down to others and what can be done to guard against it?