God's Glory Returns to His Restored House
What to notice today
Ezekiel witnesses the glory of the Lord returning to the temple, filling it with God's presence and establishing the pattern for worship in the restored sanctuary. Jesus in Matthew 11-13 challenges John's expectations about the Messiah, teaches through parables about the kingdom of heaven, and demonstrates that true understanding comes through revelation rather than human wisdom. The Psalms affirm that even amid uncertainty, God shepherds His people with goodness and mercy.
Today's Quiz
In Ezekiel 43, from which direction does the glory of the Lord approach the temple?
What does John the Baptist ask Jesus through his disciples in Matthew 11?
In Matthew 13, what does Jesus say the kingdom of heaven is like when comparing it to a mustard seed?
When God's presence seems distant or when your expectations of how He should work don't match reality, how do you respond—like John questioning from prison, or with the trust of Psalm 23's shepherd metaphor?
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