- Is God’s day (Ezekiel 30:2-3), as defined in this instance, one of joy or other?
- What does the prophecy (continue to) predict for Egypt?
- Which countries are allied with Egypt (Ezekiel 30:5) and what is their fate?
- What is the role of God’s “messengers” as described in Ezekiel 30:9?
- Who is God’s “instrument” to destroy Egypt (Ezekiel 30:10)?
- What is the import of the phrase “I, God, have so said” (Ezekiel 30:12)?
- How does the listing of place names (Ezekiel 30:13-16) document the impending destruction?
- What does Ezekiel 30:19 echo from the book of Exodus?
- With Ezekiel 30:21 the “punishment” of Egypt is focused on?
- Who is the King of Babylonia, mentioned in Ezekiel 30:24-25?
- What common fate joins Judea and Egypt (Ezekiel 30:26)?
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