Ezekiel 16 may be seen as one of the most offensive, sexually explicit, outrageous chapters in the Bible. I think it is one of the most interesting and gospel proclaiming passages in the Bible. In these three lessons I try to locate the context of this parable in the Exile in the Babylon and show how it declares the radical love of God for his people in the context of the Babylonian story of Gilgamesh.
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