Ezekiel 24
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 24 of 48
Chapter Summary
Under the parable of a boiling pot is shown the irrevocable destruction of Jerusalem.
Key Hebrew Words
סִיר
cooking pot
H5518 · TWOT 1489
דָּם
blood, bloodshed
H1818 · TWOT 436
חֶלְאָה
rust, scum
H2457 · TWOT 649a
טֻמְאָה
defilement, uncleanness
H2932 · TWOT 809b
מַחְמָד
desire (of the eyes)
H4261 · TWOT 673d
מוֹפֵת
sign, portent
H4159 · TWOT 152a
People & Context
Ezekiel
The prophet; his wife dies and he is forbidden to mourn, made a sign to Israel of Jerusalem's fall.
Nebuchadnezzar
King of Babylon; on this day he leans against Jerusalem to besiege it.
Timeline
The Boiling Pot and Death of Ezekiel's Wife
On the very day the king of Babylon lays siege (ninth year, tenth month, tenth day), Ezekiel gives the parable of the bloody, rusty boiling pot,,. That evening, his wife dies, and he is forbidden to mourn, acting as a sign to Israel of the loss of their sanctuary,.
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