Ezekiel: A Summary

Ezekiel was a priest that proficized during the exile in Babylon. The Israelites had to work in farms and canals. The hard part was that they could not worship in the temple. God spoke to Ezekiel through visions God told Ezekiel that they didn’t have to be in Jerusalem to worship him. God brought them closer to them through the exile. Ezekiel said that each individual shares the responsibility of the group. Ezekiel gave a message of hope to the Israelites.

R/s Rachel Morton recently had a pace maker placed in her and will need physical therapy at home. R/s Ms. Morton’s children won’t allow anyone in the home. R/s the home is not in livable conditions. R/s Mr. Morton is a hoarder and she can’t use the walker due to the clutter. R/s Ms. Morton’s sons, Terry and William call the police wherever family comes to visit Ms. Morton. R/s Terry has a mind of a 7-year-old and William has a history of alcohol and drugs abuse. R/s William suffered a brain injury and has brain damage.

Writer called pt. to see if he needed any case management resources. He asked the writer about the results of his drug screen. Due to the sound and tone of his voice pt. did not sound like his normal self. Writer asked pt. if he needed food or housing. He informed the writer he was fine, he is a survivor. Writer was not able to ask if he needed a shelter to stay. Pt. rushed phone conversation.

REPORTER: The reporter/ Owner /Amada Senior Care (John) called with concerns for the victim, Juanita. Juanita can perform her daily ADL’s, but she appears to be very weak. Juanita lives alone. Laquanda Harper (perpetrator) was Juanita’s caregiver with Amada’s Senior Care. On yesterday (05/12/2016), Ms. Harper verbalized that she borrowed 100 dollars from the victim, but she paid her back. The victim caught Ms. Harper going in her purse (unknown when). Ms. Harper told the victim that she was looking for her social security card. The reporter said Ms. Harper brought her boyfriend over to the victim’s home, but Ms. Harper stated that she only brought him over twice. On yesterday (05/12/2016), the reporter told Ms. Harper he needed to speak to

The patient was seen outside with a shopping cart filled with bottles and searching the employee parking lot for bottles. The patient appeared disheveled, disoriented, and saddened. The patient informed this writer that she was search for bottles in exchange for money to go home. According to the patient, her fiancé' did not provide her with any form of transportation as the patient then reports that she has to take four buses to get from Meriden to Hartford and walked two hours to the clinic. Please note, the Program Director and Patient Care Monitor, B.J. was present. The Program Director addresses with the patient of getting herself hurt by looking through the dirt as the ground have been sprayed for rodents and potential harm of glass. This writer and the Program Director encourage the patient to come inside of the clinic as it appeared to be chilling outside and the patient did not have the proper garment to keep herself warm. Eventually the patient agreed and this writer assessed the patient well-being. Please note, the clinic offered the patient a cup of coffee and a food as the patient express to this writer about not having nothing to eat all day. During this writer encounter with this writer, the patient and fiancé' relationship is toxic as the patient continues to be verbally and emotionally

Mr. Tucker has been diagnosed with Alhietzmers, he has an altered mind state that causes forgetfullness, and even though Mr. Tucker is physically able to care for himself he needs a 24- hour caretaker in the home. Mr. Tucker lives alone and has a home health nurse that provides services 7 days/week, four hours/day; Christian is at the home daily between 9am-1pm. Mr. Tucker forgets to take his medications or eat and the reporter feels he doesnt need to be alone. On 09/23/15, Mr. Tucker drove his mobile camper to Walmart to buy catfood and around 12 am on 09/24/15 he used his mobile scooter to ride around. Mr. Tucker told the reporter he used his GPS to get back home. Ms. Ratcliff stated Mr. Tucker told her he would continue using his motor scooter

April and Eddie used methamphetamines on last night or early this morning. April was calming down off of meth when she called the reporter frantic and crying. She stated she was about to pass out, and she was about to drop the baby. April talked about suicide, and she was dehydrated. They would use the meth in the home, in the presence of the children, but it was not being made in the home. The reporter states that this happens often. The reporter has tried to help April by sending her bus tickets to move to New York with her, but it is not working. The reporter is concerned about the safety and well-being of the children. The reporter did not have the home address, but states that April’s mother may have it. No one wants April in the situation

REPORTER: The reporter/ friend (Franziska) called with concerns for the vicitm, James. James has Terminal Cancer and he’s being treated by Hospice. Ther reporter said he can barely speak and has lost weight. The reporter was told that the victim’s sons girlfriend (unknown) stold his medicine (within the last couple of days). The reporter said James needs his medicine and he needs money. The reporter said James lives in a two story house and owns a red car. The rpeorter said Donna Diddle is his girlfriend, and he does not believe she is capable of caring for the vicitm. The reporter said Donna is manipulative and unstable, and she may get “freak out” if someone comes out to the home. The reporter would like for someone to check on the vicitm

In delimiting the text, I found that it would be helpful to read Chapters 36 to get a better understanding of why Ezekiel is given this vison. In Chapter 36, God made a promise to restore the whole house of Israel. Because of their disobedience and shame brought on God. God wanted to reveal o the world that He alone is God and besides Him there is no god greater. It is on the heels of this promise that God reveals Himself to Ezekiel. Chapter 37 starts off with a phrase “The Hand of the Lord in a vision and used a valley of dry bones to convey this message through Ezekiel that Israel would be restored.

The authors of the textbook intend chapter one to be a baseline or at least a starting point for scholars that are possibly studying the New Testament for the first time. The stated “aim” of the chapter is “to provide enough of a framework to make the rest of this textbook, and a lot of other books on the New Testament, a little easier to understand.” (23) Highlighted in the chapter are some of the more common criticisms used by scholars today (e.g., form criticism, redaction criticism, textual criticism, and historical criticism, just to name a few), along with some of the key figures throughout history that have utilized such criticisms to help shape scholarly study of the New Testament canon.

1-2: Now that the first earth has passed away, the new heaven and the new earth have come, and John “uses the language of heaven and earth [because] he has no other language” to use, so a lot of what he describes is unusual to a human audience. The Greek word for new, kainos, indicates “ a newness in quality or essence rather than time,” as the entirety of creation is made new. The old creation was impermanent and flawed, while the new creation will last forever, as creation is transformed down to the “fundamental physical structure of [creation].” The lack of a sea brings about the image of “solid peace” that shall prevail for all eternity, possibly referencing the fact that there will be no threat from Satan, or place for the dead in the

In Hebrews 13:2, he learned that angels often show up in human form. It says…

Ezekiel’s vision and prophetic declaration of a new temple is among the most debatable text within the Old Testament. In the twenty-fifth year of Ezekiel’s exile, God instructed him to look and listen carefully by paying close attention to everything that he was shown. Not only was he supposed to see, hear and grasp, he also had to provide this information to Israel (Ez 40:4) . The vision was to provide hope, a spiritual renewal and a future depiction of Israel’s restoration.

Pastor Ezekiel chose the four leaders—Matthias, Colin, John, and Peter—to go with us to the Bible school on Monday where I was

The Book of Amos is a point of departure for social criticism in the Old Testament. It presents a remarkably comprehensive (one might even say holistic) prophetic view of both corporate and individual moral, religious and political responsibilities that are incumbent upon man in covenantal relationship with God, and the devastating effects for the Chosen People of God, as well as “the nations,” for failure to observe them. This paper reflects on the essentials of the social message of God through Amos, and how those essentials of Amos can properly “aim us” in the right directions for relationship between God and man, between nations, and between men.