EPISODE · Jun 17, 2026 · 20 MIN
793 The Graveyard of Nations Ezekiel 32:17–32 (The Gospel According to Ezekiel Part 28)
from The Daily Grind · host John Spencer
Wednesday, June 17th: In Episode 793 of The Daily Grind, we continue The Gospel According to Ezekiel with Part 28, “The Graveyard of Nations,” from Ezekiel 32:17–32. Ezekiel receives a vision of the realm of the dead where Egypt joins a long line of fallen empires including Assyria, Elam, Edom, Meshech, Tubal, Sidon, and others. These nations once inspired fear, commanded armies, and dominated the world, but now they lie together in silence. The chapter serves as a sobering reminder that human power, wealth, influence, and achievement are all temporary. Pharaoh believed Egypt was exceptional, yet he discovers that every kingdom eventually faces the same fate. Ezekiel uses this imagery to expose the limits of earthly greatness and the illusion of permanence. Christians ultimately see the answer to this universal problem in Jesus Christ, the King who entered death and conquered it through His resurrection. Ezekiel 32 reminds us that while every earthly empire eventually fades, God's kingdom endures forever.Email me your questions, comments, and suggestions. I'd love to hear from you! If y'all wanna talk more 'bout this, I'm all ears. Just give me a holler. You can also help by sending me your favorite trivia or dad joke(s) at [email protected] Or respond below with comments, trivia or jokes.
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Wednesday, June 17th: In Episode 793 of The Daily Grind, we continue The Gospel According to Ezekiel with Part 28, “The Graveyard of Nations,” from Ezekiel 32:17–32. Ezekiel receives a vision of the realm of the dead where Egypt joins a long line of fallen empires including Assyria, Elam, Edom, Meshech, Tubal, Sidon, and others. These nations once inspired fear, commanded armies, and dominated the world, but now they lie together in silence. The chapter serves as a sobering reminder that human power, wealth, influence, and achievement are all temporary. Pharaoh believed Egypt was exceptional, yet he discovers that every kingdom eventually faces the same fate. Ezekiel uses this imagery to expose the limits of earthly greatness and the illusion of permanence. Christians ultimately see the answer to this universal problem in Jesus Christ, the King who entered death and conquered it through His resurrection. Ezekiel 32 reminds us that while every earthly empire eventually fades, God's kingdom endures forever.Email me your questions, comments, and suggestions. I'd love to hear from you! If y'all wanna talk more 'bout this, I'm all ears. Just give me a holler. You can also help by sending me your favorite trivia or dad joke(s) at [email protected] Or respond below with comments, trivia or jokes.
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