For I am the LORD. I speak, and the word which
I speak will come to pass; it will no more be postponed; for in your days, O
rebellious house, I will say the word and perform it,” says the Lord GOD.’ - Ezekiel
12v25
The time for God to act had come to pass. Ezekiel was in Babylon
foretelling the fall of Jerusalem and its eventual restoration. In these
prophecies there are some words about our future, but that is for another time
and place. The point here is that God was going to do what He had been saying
for many years. He was about to pour out His wrath.
But I want to focus on a particular principle here. God says ‘I am the
Lord, I speak, and the word I speak will come to pass.’
We may not be in the exact same situation, but the truth that God does
what He says He will do is still true. It reminds me of where God says in
Isaiah says that His word will not ‘return void’ but that it will do exactly what
He wants it to do.
That truth should both challenge and comfort us. It should challenge us
in that one day Christ will return to wrap things up here. It’s going to
happen. We need to be sure that our family and friends are ready. We need to be
sure that we are ready.
It should also be comfort. God is love. He is not going to change.
Jesus has gone on to prepare a place for us. One day He is coming back for us.
He will give us grace and comfort in the most difficult times.
God’s promises are true. He will do what He says He will do.
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