Come Follow Me Insights This Week: October 24

Take this 3-question quiz first to see how much you know BEFORE you read!

Created on September 18, 2022 By

Tasha

October 24: Come Follow Me Quiz

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Who was one of the three young men (who ended up being prophets) who lived in Jerusalem right before its destruction?

Ezekiel

Daniel

Nephi

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What odd fuel was Ezekiel told to cook his barley cakes over?

Coal

Wood

Human Poop

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What does Ezekiel’s vision of a temple with waters pouring from it teach us?

The more you immerse yourself the more you learn

Remembering our Baptismal Covenant

That Jesus Christ is the Living Water

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This Week's Reading: Ezekiel 1-3; 33-34; 36-37; 47

Come Follow Me Insight #1

Ezekiel was a priest in Jerusalem during Nebuchadnezzar’s three stage destruction of the city (Source). (2 Kings 24:8-17)

1. The first stage was in 605 B.C. when Nebuchadnezzar took a first wave of prisoners into exile including Daniel. (Source)
2. The second stage occurred in 597 BC when Nebuchadnezzer attacked the newly throned King Jehoiachin because of his father’s (King Jehoachim’s) rebellion. King Jehoiachin quickly submitted to King Nebuchadnezzer which saved the city, but over 10,000 hostages were taken into Babylon, including Ezekiel. (Source)

The third stage happened in 586 BC after the Babylonians had laid siege on Jerusalem for almost two years. Nebuchadnezzer then destroyed the city, its walls, and the temple. (Source)

Come Follow Me Insight #2

The book of Ezekiel begins five years after he had been taken into exile. Ezekiel was sitting by a river near the Israelite refugee camp. As he sat by the river he had a vision of God on His throne and was called to be a prophet to the Israelites in Babylon. (Ezekiel 1-2)