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Ezekiel S21

Bible Project classroom session — https://bibleproject.com/classroom/ezekiel/sessions/21/

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What this book knows

Ezekiel's valley of dry bones is a resurrection metaphor for covenantal restoration, decoded through Eden's life-breath logic and fulfilled in Messiah.

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mortality

We've been exiled outside the garden, as if returning to that lifeless wilderness the Eden narrative started with — we need ruakh to enter into us.
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To be exiled is to be covenantly dead to life 2.0; resurrection is a metaphor for restoration of God's people to the land in a new Eden.
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faith-and-doubt

The ruakh entered into them, they came to life and stood on their feet — a very great army.
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What God wants to solve is both deaths, but ultimately death 2.0 — this is what the whole biblical storyline is driven by.
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transformation

The resurrected Messiah went into death and out the other side; your ultimate identity is in the new creation, seated alongside him as kings and queens.
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Jesus is the only one in the biblical story to go into life 2.0; attach yourself to him and you share that new life.
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