1. ~MEDITATION~ II Corinthians 5:21 (NIV) 21 God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God. II Corintios 5:21 (NVI) 21 Al que no cometió pecado alguno, por nosotros Dios lo trató como pecador, para que en él recibiéramos la justicia de Dios..

2. “A Flood of Sin” Ezekiel 22:1-31 I. A Correct Knowledge of Man A. Man Cannot Be Left To Himself B. Man Fails To Repent C. Man Condemns Himself II. A Correct Knowledge of God A. He Must Judge Sin B. He Is Gracious and Merciful

3. Judah’s Sins 1. They treated father and mother with contempt—disobedience of authority trickles down from disobeying God to disobeying parents, to disobeying other authorities; 2. They did not care for the alien, the orphan, the widow; 3. They violated the Sabbath. Priest actually profaned sacred things in general and did not teach the distinction between holy and unholy things, clean and unclean things; 4. Violence—killing people within the city; 5. They participated in pagan ritual meals at cult centers on top of hills; 6. They violated sexual taboos, including incest; 7. They violated people’s right to justice by accepting bribes.

4. “A Flood of Sin” Ezekiel 22:1-31 I. A Correct Knowledge of Man A. Man Cannot Be Left To Himself B. Man Fails To Repent C. Man Condemns Himself II. A Correct Knowledge of God A. He Must Judge Sin B. He Is Gracious and Merciful

6. “A Flood of Sin” Ezekiel 22:1-31 I. A Correct Knowledge of Man A. Man Cannot Be Left To Himself B. Man Fails To Repent C. Man Condemns Himself II. A Correct Knowledge of God A. He Must Judge Sin B. He Is Gracious and Merciful

8. “A Flood of Sin” Ezekiel 22:1-31 I. A Correct Knowledge of Man A. Man Cannot Be Left To Himself B. Man Fails To Repent C. Man Condemns Himself II. A Correct Knowledge of God A. He Must Judge Sin B. He Is Gracious and Merciful

9. ~MEDITATION~ II Corinthians 5:21 (NIV) 21 God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God. II Corintios 5:21 (NVI) 21 Al que no cometió pecado alguno, por nosotros Dios lo trató como pecador, para que en él recibiéramos la justicia de Dios.