Abstract
This article examines the sovereignty of God’s self-revelation to Ezekiel in a still, small voice on Mount Horeb and considers the difficulty of reconciling competing scholarly assessments of the prophet as faithful priestly servant of YHWH or disobedient free agent. This author considers Ezekiel’s experience as a site of spiritual union with God, inspired by the exegetical work of 14th century German Dominican priest and mystic Johannes Tauler.
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Cooper, Scott. 2026. Omnipotence and Modesty: The Still, Small Voice of God in 1 Kings 19. Obsculta 19, (1) : 253-270. https://digitalcommons.csbsju.edu/obsculta/vol19/iss1/42.
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