God Will Judge Through Ezekiel Archetypes In The 21st Century

Warning: This is a heavy article to highlight the urgency for repentance.

Where sin abounds grace superabounds because of Jesus’s death and resurrection.

God Prepared Ezekiel To Judge His Own People

God made Ezekiel’s forehead hard as flint (or as a diamond). God told Ezekiel not to fear the faces of the Israelite people, leaders, and elders because they are rebellious people (Ezekiel 3:9).

In even more preparation, The Spirit took Ezekiel away into a bitter fury of anger within his own spirit and the Lord’s hand was strong upon him (Ezekiel 3:14). Through angry bitterness, God was preparing and empowering Ezekiel not to fear rebellious people who were hiding their abominations behind their hypocritical and unjust politics.

Some modern-day Christians in our culture would argue that God would never do such a thing to and through Ezekiel. Or they would say something along the lines of; “Ezekiel is in the old testament.”

Even in the new testament, God says He will judge the secrets of men (Romans 2:16). And if you look at Ezekiel 8:12 God shows Ezekiel what the elders of Israel were doing in secret (“in the dark” and “in their hearts”).

God made Ezekiel tough enough to judge God’s people for the abominations they were doing in secret.

God reveals to Ezekiel various abominations being committed by His people within the temple, which, at that time, was a tangible, physical structure.

In contrast, in the present era under the New Covenant, for those who profess faith in Jesus Christ, our bodies are regarded as the temple, symbolizing a spiritual shift from a physical to a personal embodiment of the temple.

Secret Abominations In the Temple (Your Body)

Matthew 5 teaches that harboring lust equates to committing adultery in the heart, and unjustified anger is akin to committing murder in the heart. These are examples of how internal attitudes and intentions can be sinful, similar to outward acts.

This principle extends beyond just adultery and murder. For instance, cursing your child internally, causing them grief and anxiety, can be seen as another form of molech worship.

This concept relates to the idea that all forms of abominations within one’s “temple,” or heart, will face judgment. Thus, Matthew 5’s message is not limited to just adultery and murder but encompasses a broader range of sins, including those that are internal or less visible.

In the Book of Ezekiel, Chapter 8 specifically, God shows Ezekiel a series of abominations being committed in the temple in Jerusalem. These are presented in a progressive manner, with each vision revealing a greater abomination than the one before. Here is the list of abominations shown to Ezekiel in this chapter:

1. 1. Molech Worship and Child Sacrifice (Ezekiel 20:26): “I also gave them statutes that were not good and ordinances by which they could not live; and I pronounced them unclean because of their gifts, in that they caused all their firstborn to pass through the fire so that I might make them desolate, in order that they might know that I am the Lord.”
   2. Women Committing Adultery & Infidelity (Ezekiel 16 & 23): The chapter details how women have dishonored their marriages through acts of infidelity, betraying their husbands beyond repair in vile and hateful manners. It portrays a scenario where all her former paramours return, leaving her vulnerable and stripped of dignity, as a consequence of her unfaithfulness, violence, and disgraceful pursuit of numerous affairs.
   3. Image of Jealousy (Ezekiel 8:3-5): Ezekiel sees an image at the north gate of the inner court of the temple, provoking jealousy. This likely represents an idol, violating the commandment against idolatry.
   4. Elders Worshiping Idols (Ezekiel 8:6-12): Ezekiel observes 70 elders of Israel idolizing in a hidden temple room, each with an incense burner, believing they are unseen by the Lord.
   5. Women Mourning for Tammuz (Ezekiel 8:13-14): Ezekiel witnesses women at the temple mourning for Tammuz, a fertility deity, reflecting a pagan practice contradictory to worshiping God.
   6. Men Worshiping the Sun (Ezekiel 8:15-16): Ezekiel sees about twenty-five men in the temple, facing east and worshiping the sun, an act of idolatry.
   7. Leaders’ Iniquity (Ezekiel 11:1-12): Ezekiel prophesies against Israel’s leaders for their wicked counsel and leading people into sin.
   8. False Prophets (Ezekiel 13): Ezekiel condemns false prophets for deceiving people with lies and false visions, leading them away from God.
   9. Violence and Injustice (Ezekiel 22:23-31): God reveals to Ezekiel widespread violence, bloodshed, and injustice in Jerusalem, including various social and moral transgressions.

Making Their 1st Born Pass-Through The Fires Of Molech

According to Ezekiel 8 & Ezekiel 20 the elders and the people of the House of Israel sinned like their fathers. Their fathers were delivered from Egyptian Slavery and then were guilty of murmuring & complaining (witchcraft), idolatry, and more sins in the wilderness.

Ezekiel 20:31 clarifies the elders were guilty of making their firstborn pass through the fire.  If you look at Leviticus 20 God clearly tells His people not to put their 1st born through the fires of Molech.

Leviticus takes place in the wilderness after God’s people escaped from Egypt. The people (their fathers) rebelled against God’s Levitical command and committed this spiritual crime.

^{Acts 7:42} But God turned away from them and gave them over to the worship of the sun, moon, and stars. This agrees with what is written in the book of the prophets:

Modern-Day Child Sacrifices To Molech =

Emotional Neglect, Manipulation & Abortion

Ezekiel 20:26 mentions that the passing of the 1st born through the fire would make the child desolate. When parents metaphysically put their 1st born through the fires of Molech it causes deep distress in the child’s soul at a young age. To the child though it seems normal because it’s all they know. The more obvious physical manifestation of this problem is abortion, child beating, child molestation, runaway fathers and mothers, and the hanus things you see at the Southern Border happening to children and how they are used.

The child ends up taking on the spiritual responsibility of their parents. As a result, the child deals with heavy psychological subject matters very early on in life. Under intense spiritual and physical pressure at a very young age, their soul is placed under a yoke of slavery while the parents avoid their much-needed spiritual responsibility.

This dynamic perverts the child’s perspective of life and they become an open game for brutal temple robbings throughout their life even into adulthood (your body is the temple of God). This leads to depression, anger, confusion, and a strong level of uncertainty to the point they are always questioning themselves. Look at all the young kids committing suicide these days and have a hard time getting married in their adult life. These are symptoms of metaphysical Molech worship in the 21st century.

These metaphysical sacrifices of children to Molech almost always manifest as a manipulating and gaslighting that the child endures. This projection sin onto the child goes on in many cases into and throughout adulthood. When the child becomes an adult and confronts these issues they are demonized, gaslighted, and even laugh at for being angry and frustrated.

This modern-day abomination goes unnoticed because on the outside most of these parents appear to be treating their kids great (according to outward appearances, i.e. “putting a roof over their head” “feeding them” etc…). But in the metaphysical background, they have robbed the child of what is truly important. They hold the principalities of their “hard work” over the child’s head in order to control, manipulate and dominate them because they worship the works of their hands, as Ezekiel calls out greatly in the ancient days.

These people worship the works of their hands and the sun. They turned their backs on the truth and on God. When you see sex trafficking, Hollywood corruption, and perverted “Elite” come to light and are exposed in America, you will also see the corruption in the family manifest which is why Jesus sets father against son, mother against daughter, etc… Or vice versa.

Forgiveness & Judgement Coming For Parents, Hollywood, The “Elite” and Sex Traffickers

The good news is those who come to Jesus for forgiveness will be forgiven and those who have been oppressing people will not escape. People who have abused children physically, sexually, mentally, and emotionally will experience judgment. After the judgment, the children (some of whom are now adults) will be set free from this abuse as these perpetrators will be judged and have an opportunity to repent and be forgiven. Jesus will forgive them if they truly repent but there will be at least some suffering involved.

This is a JUST judgment of God because people have been riding on the backs of children. This is all coming and there is a backlog of injustice God will take care of.