Growing with the Lord

9/14/26 Ezekiel 36,37; Psalms 110; Revelation 19 Similarities: All three passages depict God’s ultimate vindication and the establishment of his sovereign rule. Ezekiel 36 emphasizes that God acts to restore Israel and demonstrate his holiness to the nations, while Psalm 110 portrays a figure seated at God’s right hand who will crush enemies and judge nations. Revelation 19 presents a rider called Faithful and True who judges and makes war in righteousness, striking nations with a sword and shepherding them with an iron scepter. Each passage affirms God’s power to overcome opposition and establish justice. Key Contrasts: Ezekiel 36–37 focuses on internal transformation and restoration . God promises to give Israel a new heart and place his Spirit within them, causing them to follow his statutes. The emphasis falls on spiritual renewal and covenant renewal—Israel becomes God’s people again through radical heart change. The scope is particular: Israel’s restoration. Psalm 110 presen...