thank you markricebowl for your help. my teacher wants us to get the answer by reading Ezekiel 18: 1-32 but i am still comfused please help i need to give it tomorrow morning........thanks.
What is the question?
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Ezekiel 18:1-32 Is about Divine Judgment and Individual responsibility.
It was the believe that sins was inherited but Ezekiel was letting them know that every person is responsible for his/her own sin. If they were to repent and turn back to God. Having faith and trusting in God, He is loving and faithful to help each willing individual to gain a change of heart and mind,an able to raise about the power of sin, living each day with him in control. Giving Him control is neeeded because sin is alway knocking at the door. But a person determine through the grace, mercy and love of God will cause sin, to be less a part of their character.
Of course! I'm here to help. Ezekiel 18:1-32 is a chapter in the Bible that deals with the concept of individual responsibility for sin. To understand its message, you can follow these steps:
1. Start by reading the entire passage - Ezekiel 18:1-32. Read it slowly and carefully to gain a general understanding of the chapter.
2. Take note of any verses or phrases that stand out to you. Highlight or underline them for reference.
3. Identify the main themes or ideas that Ezekiel is conveying. Consider the central message or teachings that are being discussed.
4. Look for repetition of ideas or key phrases throughout the chapter. This can help you understand recurring themes or important points that the author wants to emphasize.
5. Pay attention to the context of the passage. Consider the audience, historical background, and any specific situations or events that might have influenced Ezekiel's message.
6. Take the time to reflect on the meaning and implications of the passage. Consider how it relates to your teacher's question about individual responsibility for sin.
7. If you are still having trouble understanding the passage, consult study resources such as commentaries or study guides. These resources can provide additional insights and explanations to further your understanding.
Remember, interpreting and understanding biblical texts can be subjective to some extent. It's important to read the passage with an open mind and consider different interpretations within the given context. Good luck with your assignment!