JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 2016

When Ezekiel ate the scroll that was given to him at his call, it signified that

his sins were forgiven

God would always go before him

he was filled with God's word

he would never br hungry

Antwortdetails

When Ezekiel ate the scroll that was given to him at his call, it signified that he was filled with God's word. This act was a symbolic representation of Ezekiel's acceptance of God's message and his commitment to delivering it to the people of Israel. By consuming the scroll, he internalized the words of God and made them a part of himself. It was a powerful symbol of the importance of hearing and understanding God's message, and of the responsibility that comes with being a prophet. It also showed Ezekiel's willingness to be obedient to God's commands and to share his message with others, even if it was difficult or unpopular.

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