Ezekiel 47

Ezekiel 47 is a part of the Bible in which the prophet Ezekiel tells a story about a river that symbolizes God's love and blessings. In the story, the river starts as a small stream and gradually gets larger and deeper. Alongside the river, there are lots of trees that bear fruit, providing food for people and animals.

Ezekiel explains that the river represents God's love and blessings, and its gradual growth represents how these blessings can increase and become stronger over time. The trees represent the different ways in which God's blessings can provide for us, and the fruit represents all the good things that come from these blessings.

The story also mentions a man who measures the depth of the water as it goes along. This man represents God, who is always watching over us and measuring our experiences, both good and bad. In the story, the man encourages Ezekiel to share the message of the river with others, so that they too can experience God's love and blessings in their lives.

Ultimately, the story of Ezekiel 47 is meant to teach us about God's abundant love and how it can nourish and provide for us in all aspects of our lives.