A few months after I finished with Ezekiel, I migrated from Typepad to a self-hosted WordPress account and expanded the focus of the site to include: God, books, and life outside.

It’s been over a year since I’ve finished blogging on Ezekiel, but when I review the statistics of post hits, Ezekiel still regularly tops the list. This past week there’s been a lot of interest in Ezekiel 34:23-31 for some reason I can’t figure out!

When I migrated to WordPress, the formatting of my Typepad posts became a mish-mash of jumbled span elements and chopped-up paragraphs. Consequently, these posts are quite awkward to read. Since there’s still interest in them, I’ve started to edit these old posts to update the formatting and fix any errors I find along the way. This is not a rewrite, just an update.

I’ve already fixed up Ezekiel 34:23-31, and will continue with the other 145 posts as time allows.

Thanks for your continued interest!

Since I didn’t want this Bible to become another dust collector (maps and all), I decided to pick the section of the bible  I knew the least about and read it slowly and prayerfully.  Who knows what I’ve been missing?  Ezekiel, here I come.

This blog contains my thoughts and prayers as I read through the text of Ezekiel.  This is not a formal bible study—just meditations that arose from encountering the text.  I hope these comments raise more questions than answers.

Why don’t you ready through Ezekiel with me?  Each entry title will list the biblical reference.  Read the bible for yourself first—slowly and prayerfully.  Then read these comments and add your own.

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