Hesekiel 3:22
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Und die Hand des Herrn kam daselbst über mich, und er sprach zu mir: Stehe auf, gehe in das Tal hinaus, damit ich dort mit dir rede!
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After all this large and magnificent discovery which God had made of himself to the prophet, and the full instructions he had given him how to deal with those to whom he sent him with an ample commission, we should have expected presently to see him preaching the word of God to a great congregation of Israel; but here we find it quite otherwise. his work here, at first, seems not at all proportionable to the pomp of his call. I. We have him here retired for further learning. By his unwillingness to go it should seem as if he were not so thoroughly convinced as he might have been of the ability of him that sent him to bear him out; and therefore, to encourage him against the difficulties he foresaw, God will favour him with another vision of his glory, which (if any thing) would put life into him and animate him for his work. In order for this, God calls him out to the plain (Eze 3:22) and there he will have some talk with him. See and admire the condescension of God in conversing thus familiarly with a man, a son of man, a poor captive, nay, with a sinful man, who, when God sent him went in bitterness of spirit, and was at this time out of humour with his work. And let us own ourselves for ever indebted to the mediation of Christ for this blessed intercourse and communion between God and man, between heaven and earth. See here the benefit of solitude, and how much it befriends contemplation. It is very comfortable to be alone with God, withdrawn from the word for converse with him, to hear from him, to speak to him; and a good man will say that he is never less along than when thus alone. Ezekiel went forth into the plain more willingly than he went among those of the captivity (Eze 3:15); for those that know what it is to have communion with God cannot but prefer that…
Quelle öffnen ↗3:22-23 The Lord summoned Ezekiel out into the valley, into a wilderness that was away from other people. • Although this was the second time he had seen the glory of the Lord, it was not something to which Ezekiel had grown accustomed. Its awesome magnificence prostrated him.
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Da sprach er mit Zittern und Schrecken: Herr, was willst du, daß ich tun soll? Und der Herr antwortete ihm: Steh auf und gehe in die Stadt hinein, so wird man dir sagen, was du tun sollst!
erging das Wort des HERRN an Ezechiel, den Sohn Busis, den Priester, im Lande der Chaldäer am Flusse Kebar, und die Hand des HERRN kam daselbst über ihn.
Und siehe, daselbst war die Herrlichkeit des Gottes Israels, in derselben Gestalt, wie ich sie im Tale gesehen hatte.
Die Hand des HERRN kam über mich und führte mich im Geiste des HERRN hinaus und ließ mich nieder mitten auf der Ebene, und diese war voller Totengebeine.
Als mich nun der Geist erhob und wegnahm, ging ich erbittert in grimmigem Zorn, und die Hand des Herrn lag fest auf mir.