Watchmen, Witnesses, and the Heavens Declare
What to notice today
Ezekiel's role as a watchman reaches its climax as God holds him accountable for faithfully warning both the righteous and the wicked, while Paul's defense before Agrippa demonstrates the power of personal testimony to Christ's resurrection. Both passages emphasize that God's people are called to witness boldly regardless of opposition—Ezekiel must speak God's word to those who will not listen, and Paul must testify to kings and governors about his transformative encounter with the risen Jesus.
Today's Quiz
In Ezekiel 33, God says the watchman must warn both the wicked and the righteous. What happens if the watchman fails to warn the wicked person?
In Acts 26, before King Agrippa, Paul mentions being commissioned to do what specific task?
According to Psalm 19, what do the heavens declare?
Like Ezekiel the watchman and Paul the witness, what responsibility do you have to speak truth to those around you, and what fears or obstacles prevent you from fulfilling that calling?
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