Why did God tell a man to eat a scroll?
Imagine opening the Bible and discovering that God once told a prophet to eat a book.
Not read it.
Not carry it.
Eat it.
📖 Ezekiel 3:1-3 records one of the strangest commands in Scripture.
God presents Ezekiel with a scroll filled with words and tells him:
“Eat this scroll.”
And Ezekiel does.
But the mystery gets even stranger.
The scroll wasn’t blank.
It was covered with words of lamentation, mourning, and judgment.
Yet when Ezekiel ate it, he said it tasted as sweet as honey.
Why?
Why would God command a man to eat a scroll?
Was this a vision, a symbolic act, or something that literally happened?
And why would a scroll containing messages of sorrow taste sweet?
This isn’t the only time it happened either.
Centuries later, another man in the Bible would also be told to eat a scroll.
Coincidence?
Or is there a hidden meaning most people miss?
🤔 What do you think was really happening here?
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