Ezekiel Chapter 25 Summary
Prophecy against the Ammonites, Moabites, Edomites and Philistines.
Discussion Questions for Ezekiel, Chapter 25
- What reason does God give for punishing the Ammonites? In what way is this punishment appropriate for the Ammonites’ offenses?
- Why would God punish the Ammonites for their actions in verses 3 and 6?
- What must take place for the Ammonites to know God “is the Lord” (NIV)? What does this indicate about the Ammonites’ central failing?
- Why would God punish nations whom he did not make a covenant with, as in verses 8–11?
- What does it mean for a nation to be given over “as a possession” (NIV) in verses 4 and 10?
- What does each of these nations have in common who God is choosing to punish?
- Who are “the people of the East” (NIV) referenced in verses 4 and 10?
- What does God’s judgment of these hostile nations teach us about his protection and promise-keeping to Israel, even as he disciplines them?
- Why does God want the nations surrounding Israel to know that he is the Lord?
- What does this chapter teach us about the importance of God's name among the nations?
Key Words/Phrase
Judgments, v. 11.
Characters
God, Ezekiel.