Ezekiel 3:10Meaning & Commentary from the Church Fathers

This text serves as the sustenance of the volume, conveying the expressions of human sorrow, praise, or lamentation based on the audience's understanding. It is essential that we first internalize the divine words, reflect on them attentively, and only then share them with others.

When you communicate with them, refrain from sharing your own thoughts. Instead, proclaim My words and deliver what I have instructed you. They may experience shame from your efforts and be alarmed by My warnings. However, as I mentioned in Ezekiel 2, doubt does not indicate lack of understanding; rather, it provokes the pursuit of liberty.