Justice & Righteousness | Part 7 | Corrupt Thrones to True Shepherd

Every corrupt leader took from the flock. Only one came to give his life for it. Ezekiel 34 is the most extended shepherd-king indictment in the Hebrew Bible. God goes through the charges one by one: the shepherds of Israel ate the fat, wore the wool, and let the flock scatter. When the sick needed healing, they looked away. When the lost needed finding, they stayed home. The flock was prey — and the shepherds were the hunters. Then Ahab took Naboth's vineyard. The throne wanted the land that belonged to another man — so it forged letters, arranged a false trial, and had him stoned. The pattern is ancient. And it's still running. In Part 7 of our Justice & Righteousness series, we trace the line from Ezekiel's indictment through the failed kings of Israel all the way to Hanukkah — where Yeshua stands in the Jerusalem temple courts and says: I AM the Good Shepherd. The Good Shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. Four diagnostics to tell the difference between a shepherd and a hireling. You'll use them this week. 📖 Primary Text: Ezekiel 34:1–16 📖 Supporting: 1 Kings 21:1–14 · John 10:11–14 🕎 Corner Fringe Dixon is a Messianic congregation in Dixon, IL, meeting every Shabbat. We hold Torah and the New Covenant as one unified Word, taught through the Hebrew roots of the faith we share in Yeshua (Jesus). 📺 Watch the full Justice & Righteousness series in our playlist. 🔔 Subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss a teaching. 👍 If this blessed you — like, share, and leave a comment below. #Ezekiel34 #GoodShepherd #John10 #MessianicTeaching #BiblicalJustice #Torah #Yeshua #CornerFringeDixon #1Kings21 #BibleStudy 👉 Donate: Support our ministry and help us reach more people with the Gospel. https://bit.ly/CFMDSupport 👉 Download Our App: https://bit.ly/4uyQuVO 👉 Visit Us Online: www.cornerfringedixon.com Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe to our channel for more content!