Ezekiel study chapter

Ezekiel 17

592 BCThe allegory of two eagles and a vine, ending with a tender sprig planted on a high mountain.

The riddle of two great eagles and a vine depicts Babylon carrying off Judah’s king (Jehoiachin) and setting up Zedekiah, who then treacherously turns to Egypt and will fail. God will judge the covenant-breaking, but He Himself will take “a sprig from the lofty top of the cedar” and plant it on a high mountain, where it will become a noble tree — a messianic hope.

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