#29: Ezekiel, Intergenerational Punishment & Individual Responsibility

This podcast is a continuation of the previous discussion on the shift of the biblical view and representation of intergenerational punishment.

In this podcast, we delve into Ezekiel and his presentation of the “way things work”: there is no intergenerational punishment, and each individual is responsible for him or herself at every moment.

Ezekiel is prophesying at the same time as Jeremiah, who presents the same negative attitude towards intergenerational punishment while still considering it a fact of everyday life. According to Jeremiah, it is only in the future age of redemption when intergenerational punishment will no longer exist.

Why is there this shift towards individual responsibility, and why is it so important for Ezekiel’s audience? Listen to find out!

3 Responses to "#29: Ezekiel, Intergenerational Punishment & Individual Responsibility"

Rocky says:

July 5, 2018 at 7:19 pm

Well Hello Miryam long time past now hope all is well with you, and our friend Melisa I think.

Look forward to hearing from you and I’ll be mowing the lawn tonight so I can pop the head phones on and enjoy.
1. Miryam Brand says:
  
  July 13, 2018 at 4:15 pm
  
  Hello Rocky! It’s great to hear from you again.
  I hope the latest episode helped your mowing go faster, and maybe you can join me in urging Melissa to ask more questions!
Rose says:

July 15, 2018 at 3:16 am

Hi Miryam!
Thank you for these teachings!
I have learned so much listening to you…writings from 2nd Temple period
make way more sense to me now 🙂
Please give us more!
Be Blessed for sharing your knowledge.

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