የእግዚአብሄር እጅ በላዬ ነበረ እርሱም በእግዚአብሄር መንፈስ አወጣኝ#gospel #jesus#halwot #kingdom

The verse: "The hand of the LORD was upon me, and he brought me out in the Spirit of the LORD and set me down in the middle of the valley; it was full of bones." God takes the prophet Ezekiel in a vision and places him in the middle of a valley scattered with dry, lifeless bones — the remains of Israel, a nation that felt spiritually dead, defeated, and hopeless after exile. This is the opening scene of one of the most famous prophecies in the Bible: God then asks Ezekiel, "Can these bones live?" and goes on to breathe new life into them, raising up a whole army — a picture of national and spiritual resurrection. What the Viewer Gains After Watching Hope in hopeless situations — if God can bring dry bones back to life, no situation is too dead or too far gone for Him to restore. God sees what looks impossible and still acts — the vision shows God isn't intimidated by total devastation; He specializes in restoration. The power of God's Spirit and Word — life comes back into the bones through God speaking and breath (Spirit) entering — a picture of how God's word and Spirit bring spiritual renewal today. Encouragement for anyone feeling spiritually "dry" — burned out, discouraged, or feeling far from God — this passage speaks directly to restoration being possible. A reminder that God finishes what He starts — the bones aren't just revived, they become "an exceedingly great army" — full restoration, not a partial fix.