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CFM 09 · Ezekiel Lesson Collection

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The man in linen carries a reed pen and writer's inkhorn through an ancient Jerusalem temple courtyard.

Main Lesson · Ken Krogue

Ezekiel 9's Man in Linen With the Writer's Inkhorn Marks the Faithful Before Judgment. Was He the Head of a Dispensation?

The others came with weapons. One came with a pen. Here's why I believe that man in linen is the head of a dispensation, and the question it leaves for us.

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An imagined unfortified Israelite village with open roads, fields and grazing livestock; a distant dust cloud approaches beyond the peaceful settlement.

Before Gog Comes, Israel Has to Be Living Without Walls. What War Takes Them Down?

Why does Gog attack a people living without walls? Ken Krogue examines the Pickerings’ two-war reading of Psalm 83 and Ezekiel 38–39, and checks the earlier presentation against its 2026 upload.

Ezekiel stands dressed in his doorway at dawn, with a quiet house behind him and neighbors approaching.

Ezekiel Lay on His Side for 430 Days. Then God Took His Wife and Told Him Not to Weep.

THE PROPHETS WHO PAID · Part 3 of 4 · Ezekiel · CFM-09

His wife died at evening. In the morning, Ezekiel did as he was commanded. The captive priest who rationed his bread, was loved like a song, and was obeyed by no one.

CFM 09 · Ezekiel Lesson Collection

Ezekiel 9's Man in Linen With the Writer's Inkhorn Marks the Faithful Before Judgment. Was He the Head of a Dispensation?

Companion Articles

Before Gog Comes, Israel Has to Be Living Without Walls. What War Takes Them Down?

Ezekiel Lay on His Side for 430 Days. Then God Took His Wife and Told Him Not to Weep.