4 episodes discuss Ezekiel 28 — in canonical order, playable from the moment the passage comes up.
Ezekiel 28:13 · Lane G. Tipton
That’s a great way of asking it, and I really appreciate that. The first thing to note that Voss points out is that the garden is the garden of God. Genesis 2.8, Ezekiel 28.13 and 16.
Ezekiel 28:13 · Glen Clary
So Eden is a holy realm, right? Eden is the original prototypical holy of holies on earth. It’s a holy realm. And Adam is a priest. He’s a holy priest placed in the holy realm. And Ezekiel 28 verses 13 and 14 refer to the Garden of Eden as the Garden of God and also the holy mountain of God.
Ezekiel 28:13 · Will Wood
But in Ezekiel 28, verses 13 and 14, speaking of Adam in the pre-fall context, it describes him as clothed. Specifically, he’s clothed in the precious stones of the priestly garments. The implication of that is in verse 14, that Adam is seen in that functional aspect of the image that Klein lays out
Ezekiel 28:13 · Will Wood
Describing there the priestly portrait of Adam in the image of God. So what these two texts together ask us is, if Adam is naked in Genesis 2, 25, but Ezekiel depicts him as clothed in Ezekiel 28, verses 13 and 14,
Ezekiel 28:13 · Will Wood
it poses the question of what Adam’s nakedness is actually comprised of, or more particularly, what are Adam’s podological garments in Ezekiel 28, verses 13 and 14? And the only thing that we have in Genesis 1 and 2 as a context for that is the image of God. So Adam’s original garments that Ezekiel
Ezekiel 28:13 · Lane G. Tipton
That’s a great way of asking it, and I really appreciate that. The first thing to note that Voss points out is that the garden is the garden of God. Genesis 2.8, Ezekiel 28.13 and 16.
