Ezekiel 14
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 14 of 48
Chapter Summary
Jehovah answers idolaters. His irrevocable sentence of famine, and of pestilence.
Key Hebrew Words
גִּלּוּל
idols
H1544 · TWOT 353h
מִכְשׁוֹל
stumbling block
H4383 · TWOT 1050c
עָוֺן
iniquity
H5771 · TWOT 1577a
נָבִיא
prophet
H5030 · TWOT 1277a
צְדָקָה
righteousness
H6666 · TWOT 1879b
רָעָב
famine
H7458 · TWOT 2183a
People & Context
Ezekiel
The prophet addressed as 'son of man,' confronting Israel's elders over idolatry and declaring Jehovah's judgments.
Noah
Cited with Daniel and Job as a paragon of righteousness whose presence could deliver only his own soul.
Daniel
Named with Noah and Job as a supremely righteous man, unable to save others from Jerusalem's coming judgment.
Job
Listed with Noah and Daniel as a model of righteousness who by his uprightness could deliver only himself.
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