Dec 3

 Ezekiel 1

Chapter 1 is the most bizarre weird stuff I ever read. no clue what is going on here, and no clue what is its relevance. it's like watching a weird monster/ creature suddenly appear. only difference is that it is harmless/benevolent.

Chapter 2: Something that is very unique here, the calling of Ezekiel is very graphic, very unmistakable. In comparison to modern times that such kind of graphic callings would have been regarded as abnormal. Logic and reasoning would have rendered it undoable. Whereas back then, the mind was still relatively infant, so these kind of communications weren't an issue. Gaining knowledge seems to have become a deterrent in getting to know God.

Chapter 4-6: There's a contrast, a different tone from Jeremiah. Jeremiah spoke to the leadership mostly, and had a very emotional tone to it. But Ezekiel? Ezekiel is kinda weird. it felt like he is speaking to the masses instead of leadership. Also, there's a very stoic tone to the way he speaks. it's like he is living in his own world. The way God communicates with him is also not emotional. Very logical in fact. There's a feeling of very little Ne/Ni, and a lot of Se/Si function stack being used in this communication.

Chapter 7

And this contrast of communication method can be seen in chapter 7. Jeremiah's messages are always emotional (not sure if this is a style that is needed when talking with the Kings) but Ezekiel..... his style is blunt. flat, with no hidden lines. Not to mention, also very detailed.