Eze 15:1-5 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for Ezek 15:1-19:14: 15:1–24:14 This section contains a series of eight metaphors, each reiterating from a different angle the certainty of Jerusalem’s forthcoming judgment. The images are of a worthless vine (ch 15 ); a faithless wife (ch 16 ); a vine and two eagles (ch 17 ); sour grapes (ch 18 ); a lion and her cubs (ch 19 ); a sword (ch 21 ); two degenerate sisters (ch 23 ); and a cooking pot (ch 24 ). Summary for Ezek 15:1-5: 15:1-5 The wood of a tree can be used to make all kinds of useful objects, pegs being the simplest and most basic. A vine’s wood , however, has no strength, size, or beauty, so it is useless for pegs and it is not even good as fuel because it burns too quickly . It is completely useless .

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‏ Ezekiel 15:1-5

Summary for Ezek 15:1-19:14: 15:1–24:14 ^a This section contains a series of eight metaphors, each reiterating from a different angle the certainty of Jerusalem’s forthcoming judgment. The images are of a worthless vine (ch 15 ^b); a faithless wife (ch 16 ^c); a vine and two eagles (ch 17 ^d); sour grapes (ch 18 ^e); a lion and her cubs (ch 19 ^f); a sword (ch 21 ^g); two degenerate sisters (ch 23 ^h); and a cooking pot (ch 24 ⁱ).
Summary for Ezek 15:1-5: 15:1-5 ^j The wood of a tree can be used to make all kinds of useful objects, pegs being the simplest and most basic. A vine’s wood, however, has no strength, size, or beauty, so it is useless for pegs and it is not even good as fuel because it burns too quickly. It is completely useless.