How does Ezekiel's vision of dry bones affect you?

                 Resurrection is a powerful word. From life to death…that we can comprehend, but from death to life is impossible…until you meet The Resurrection. John 11:25 NIV "Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die;"   Wow! Resurrection life lives in us when we believe on Jesus. Don't you wish everyone knew Jesus?                                                One of the most powerful illustrations of the resurrection in the Old Testament is found in Ezekiel 37.   Ezekiel was both priest and prophet to the Jewish exiles in Babylon. He encouraged them to take responsibility for their sins, to stop rebelling against God and never stop believing that they would one day inhabitant the land God had given them. They would once again be one nation instead of two.   The Jewish people were so discouraged. To express their hopelessness They coined a phrase, 'Our bones are dried up and our hope is gone; we are cut off." They repeated it among themselves.   God used their hopeless words as a basis for the vision that He gave to Ezekiel. This powerful vision was given to the Jewish people to encourage them to believe that their nation would be restored; but this vision also has spiritual significance. Download the 5 Reasons I believe it has spiritual significance and Notecard How to Effectively Partner with God from Ezekiel's Vision.  Here's the link. https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/patriciaholland/ezekiels-dry-bone-vision-notes.pdf