Ep. 74: Chiasmus & Captivity. What now?

We studied together in the Book of Zechariah, how foreknowledge can be a burden. So much of the weeping of Jeremiah was over the fact that he was forced to prophecy events that would come to pass because the people would not repent. The Lord required him to try anyway. It was a hopeless task. Ezekiel saw the same burden. 
No prophet but Isaiah is more poetic than Ezekiel. His writings are filled with chiasmus, considered the highest form of Hebraic poetry.
It is exciting to contrast these with the words of our modern Prophets who have said, even quite recently, that in our dispensation, if we will just hang on, exciting and better days are ahead. And so, it’s time to feast on the word…

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