What does Ezekiel 36 teach about cleansing and the Spirit?
Quick Answer
The passage links cleansing, a new heart, the indwelling Spirit, and a resulting walk in Yahovah’s statutes.
Key Scriptures
Detailed Biblical Study
Compare the passage with the Teaching’s reading of Acts 2:38, retaining the difference between prophecy and narrative.
Related Teaching
Baptism, Tongues, Q&A and a Personal Plea
This Teaching continues an earlier discussion of the Holy Spirit by examining baptism, repentance, and the gift of tongues. The speaker traces water cleansing in Torah, priestly washing, Ezekiel 36, and New Covenant baptism; addresses whether an earlier baptism remains valid when understanding changes; and cautions against making a rigid salvation formula that presumes to judge another person’s heart. He then examines Acts and 1 Corinthians on tongues, intelligible languages, interpretation, spiritual experiences, and competing explanations. Fellowship participants share questions and personal testimonies. The speaker expressly leaves the ongoing operation of tongues unresolved. An opening personal plea discusses the practical and financial challenge of sustaining FTAP ministry alongside a small business.