యెహెజ్కేలు గ్రంథము 3వ అధ్యాయము

It looks like you might be asking for a summary or description of the actual biblical text, Ezekiel Chapter 3 (యెహెజ్కేలు గ్రంథము 3వ అధ్యాయము), since I previously described the image itself. Here is a breakdown of the key events and themes in this chapter: Summary of Ezekiel Chapter 3 This chapter details the prophet Ezekiel's final commissioning by God before he begins his challenging ministry to the exiled Israelites. It can be divided into four main parts: Eating the Scroll (Verses 1-3): God commands Ezekiel to eat a scroll containing words of lamentation and woe. Miraculously, despite its heavy message, the scroll tastes as sweet as honey in his mouth, symbolizing that absorbing God's word is a deeply nourishing and sweet experience, even when the message is difficult. A Hard Mission to a Hard People (Verses 4-15): God sends Ezekiel to his own people, the Israelites. God warns him that they will be stubborn, hard-hearted, and unwilling to listen. To prepare him, God promises to make Ezekiel's forehead "like flint"—giving him the unyielding courage and spiritual toughness needed to face their rejection. The Spirit then lifts him up and takes him to the exiles at Tel-abib, where he sits in overwhelmed silence for seven days. The Calling of the Watchman (Verses 16-21): After seven days, God appoints Ezekiel as a "watchman" (కాపరి) for the house of Israel. This comes with a heavy spiritual responsibility: If God declares judgment on the wicked and Ezekiel fails to warn them, the wicked will die, but God will hold Ezekiel accountable for their blood. If Ezekiel warns them and they still refuse to change, the wicked will die, but Ezekiel will have saved himself. He is also instructed to warn the righteous so they do not fall into sin. #biblestudy #teluguchristian #bibleexplanation #christianteaching #malachi #oldtestament #telugubiblestudy #telugusermon #bibleintelugu Bound and Made Mute (Verses 22-27): God instructs Ezekiel to go out to the valley, where he sees the glory of the Lord again. God tells him that he will be temporarily bound with ropes and struck mute. He will not be able to speak or serve as a public reprover for the rebellious people until God specifically opens his mouth to deliver a divine message. తెలుగులో సారాంశం (Brief Summary in Telugu): ఈ అధ్యాయంలో దేవుడు యెహెజ్కేలును ఇశ్రాయేలీయుల కోసం ఒక "కాపరిగా" (Watchman) నియమిస్తాడు. దేవుని వాక్యమున్న గ్రంథమును తినమని దేవుడు ఆజ్ఞాపించినప్పుడు, అది అతని నోటికి తేనె వలె మధురంగా ఉంటుంది. ఇశ్రాయేలీయులు మొండివారు అయినప్పటికీ, వారికి దేవుని హెచ్చరికలు తెలియజేయవలసిన బాధ్యత యెహెజ్కేలుకు అప్పగించబడింది. ప్రజలను హెచ్చరించకపోతే వారి పాపాలకు యెహెజ్కేలుదే బాధ్యత అని, హెచ్చరిస్తే అతడు తన ప్రాణాన్ని కాపాడుకుంటాడని దేవుడు స్పష్టం చేస్తాడు. If you were looking for a different kind of description (such as a text prompt to generate a similar image again, or formatting details), just let me know!