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^1:1 當三十年四月初五日，以西結〔原文是我〕在迦巴魯河邊被擄的人中，天就開了，得見　神的異象。 In the 1:1 Or (((my))) thirtieth year, in the fourth month on the fifth day, while I was among the exiles by the Kebar River, the heavens were opened and I saw visions of God.
^1:2 正是約雅斤王被擄去第五年四月初五日， On the fifth of the month--it was the fifth year of the exile of King Jehoiachin--
^1:3 在迦勒底人之地、迦巴魯河邊，耶和華的話特特臨到布西的兒子祭司以西結；耶和華的靈〔原文是手〕降在他身上。 the word of the LORD came to Ezekiel the priest, the son of Buzi, 1:3 Or ((Ezekiel son of Buzi the priest)) by the Kebar River in the land of the Babylonians. 1:3 Or ((Chaldeans)) There the hand of the LORD was upon him.
^1:4 我觀看，見狂風從北方颳來，隨著有一朵包括閃爍火的大雲，周圍有光輝；從其中的火內發出好像光耀的精金； I looked, and I saw a windstorm coming out of the north--an immense cloud with flashing lightning and surrounded by brilliant light. The center of the fire looked like glowing metal,
^1:5 又從其中顯出四個活物的形像來。他們的形狀是這樣：有人的形像， and in the fire was what looked like four living creatures. In appearance their form was that of a man,
^1:6 各有四個臉面，四個翅膀。 but each of them had four faces and four wings.
^1:7 他們的腿是直的，腳掌好像牛犢之蹄，都燦爛如光明的銅。 Their legs were straight; their feet were like those of a calf and gleamed like burnished bronze.
^1:8 在四面的翅膀以下有人的手。這四個活物的臉和翅膀乃是這樣： Under their wings on their four sides they had the hands of a man. All four of them had faces and wings,
^1:9 翅膀彼此相接，行走並不轉身，俱各直往前行。 and their wings touched one another. Each one went straight ahead; they did not turn as they moved.
^1:10 至於臉的形像：前面各有人的臉，右面各有獅子的臉，左面各有牛的臉，後面各有鷹的臉。 Their faces looked like this: Each of the four had the face of a man, and on the right side each had the face of a lion, and on the left the face of an ox; each also had the face of an eagle.
^1:11 各展開上邊的兩個翅膀相接，各以下邊的兩個翅膀遮體。 Such were their faces. Their wings were spread out upward; each had two wings, one touching the wing of another creature on either side, and two wings covering its body.
^1:12 他們俱各直往前行。靈往哪裏去，他們就往那裏去，行走並不轉身。 Each one went straight ahead. Wherever the spirit would go, they would go, without turning as they went.
^1:13 至於四活物的形像，就如燒著火炭的形狀，又如火把的形狀。火在四活物中間上去下來，這火有光輝，從火中發出閃電。 The appearance of the living creatures was like burning coals of fire or like torches. Fire moved back and forth among the creatures; it was bright, and lightning flashed out of it.
^1:14 這活物往來奔走，好像電光一閃。 The creatures sped back and forth like flashes of lightning.
^1:15 我正觀看活物的時候，見活物的臉旁各有一輪在地上。 As I looked at the living creatures, I saw a wheel on the ground beside each creature with its four faces.
^1:16 輪的形狀和顏色〔原文是作法〕好像水蒼玉。四輪都是一個樣式，形狀和作法好像輪中套輪。 This was the appearance and structure of the wheels: They sparkled like chrysolite, and all four looked alike. Each appeared to be made like a wheel intersecting a wheel.
^1:17 輪行走的時候，向四方都能直行，並不掉轉。 As they moved, they would go in any one of the four directions the creatures faced; the wheels did not turn about 1:17 Or ((aside)) as the creatures went.
^1:18 至於輪輞，高而可畏；四個輪輞周圍滿有眼睛。 Their rims were high and awesome, and all four rims were full of eyes all around.
^1:19 活物行走，輪也在旁邊行走；活物從地上升，輪也都上升。 When the living creatures moved, the wheels beside them moved; and when the living creatures rose from the ground, the wheels also rose.
^1:20 靈往哪裏去，活物就往那裏去；活物上升，輪也在活物旁邊上升，因為活物的靈在輪中。 Wherever the spirit would go, they would go, and the wheels would rise along with them, because the spirit of the living creatures was in the wheels.
^1:21 那些行走，這些也行走；那些站住，這些也站住；那些從地上升，輪也在旁邊上升，因為活物的靈在輪中。 When the creatures moved, they also moved; when the creatures stood still, they also stood still; and when the creatures rose from the ground, the wheels rose along with them, because the spirit of the living creatures was in the wheels.
^1:22 活物的頭以上有穹蒼的形像，看著像可畏的水晶，鋪張在活物的頭以上。 Spread out above the heads of the living creatures was what looked like an expanse, sparkling like ice, and awesome.
^1:23 穹蒼以下，活物的翅膀直張，彼此相對；每活物有兩個翅膀遮體。 Under the expanse their wings were stretched out one toward the other, and each had two wings covering its body.
^1:24 活物行走的時候，我聽見翅膀的響聲，像大水的聲音，像全能者的聲音，也像軍隊鬨嚷的聲音。活物站住的時候，便將翅膀垂下。 When the creatures moved, I heard the sound of their wings, like the roar of rushing waters, like the voice of the Almighty, 1:24 Hebrew ((Shaddai)) like the tumult of an army. When they stood still, they lowered their wings.
^1:25 在他們頭以上的穹蒼之上有聲音。他們站住的時候，便將翅膀垂下。 Then there came a voice from above the expanse over their heads as they stood with lowered wings.
^1:26 在他們頭以上的穹蒼之上有寶座的形像，彷彿藍寶石；在寶座形像以上有彷彿人的形狀。 Above the expanse over their heads was what looked like a throne of sapphire, 1:26 Or ((lapis lazuli)) and high above on the throne was a figure like that of a man.
^1:27 我見從他腰以上有彷彿光耀的精金，周圍都有火的形狀，又見從他腰以下有彷彿火的形狀，周圍也有光輝。 I saw that from what appeared to be his waist up he looked like glowing metal, as if full of fire, and that from there down he looked like fire; and brilliant light surrounded him.
^1:28 下雨的日子，雲中虹的形狀怎樣，周圍光輝的形狀也是怎樣。這就是耶和華榮耀的形像。我一看見就俯伏在地，又聽見一位說話的聲音。 Like the appearance of a rainbow in the clouds on a rainy day, so was the radiance around him. This was the appearance of the likeness of the glory of the LORD. When I saw it, I fell facedown, and I heard the voice of one speaking.

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■ 中文荒漠甘泉（08月01日）

八月一日「要像從死裏復活的人，將自己獻給神。」羅馬書六章13節一天晚上，我去聽一篇將自己獻給神的演說。這篇演說對我並沒有特別的幫助，不過當演說者跪下來禱告的時候，他說：「哦，主啊，我們感謝您，因為我們可以信託那替我們死的救主。」這一句話抓住了我。我立起身來，走向火車站去乘坐火車回家去；在街上行走的時候我想到：將自己獻給神也許會影響我一生的事業——我就畏懼。那時候，車馬喧嚷聲中來了那個信息：「你可以信託那替你死的救主。」坐上火車，我又想到：將自己獻給神也許會遭到許多改變、犧牲、失望─—我又畏懼。到了家中，進了我自己的房間，一跪下來，我就看見我以往的失敗。我雖然作了一個基督人，一個教會中的執事，一個主日學校的校長，但是我卻未曾將自己獻給神。那時候，我又想到：將自己獻給神也許要挫折我心愛的計畫，消滅我將來的希望，放棄所選擇的職業—─我又畏懼。我看不見神要給我的那些更美好的東西，所以我的心一直在畏縮；最後，那敏銳的信息，帶著責備的口吻，很快地臨到了我心的最深處：「我的孩子，你可以信託那替你死的救主。如果你不能信託祂，你還能信託誰呢？」這句話替我解決了一切，因為在轉瞬間，我就看見了：那愛我甚至替我死的救主，是絕對可以信託的：祂對於祂所拯救的人，是負全責的。朋友，你可以信託那替你死的救主。你可以信賴祂─如果不是應當挫折的計畫，衪決不會要挫折；祂所作的每一件事情，都是為著神的榮耀和你的幸福。你可以信託祂—─祂將引領你行走那對你最合適的道路。　　　　　　　　　　─麥克康該由於你無限的愛，　掃除了一切障礙，如今我已只屬於你，　我已到你的所在。人生不是從世界上提取出來的救濟金，而是用於世界的一種投資。

■ 英文荒漠甘泉（08月01日）

August 1 "Surrender your very selves to God as living men who have risen from the dead," (Romans 6:13.)(Weymouth.) 　ＩWENT one night to hear an address on consecration. No special message came to me from it, but as the speaker kneeled to pray, he dropped this sentence: "O Lord, Thou knowest we can trust the Man that died for us." And that was my message. I rose and walked down the street to the train; and as I walked, I pondered deeply all that consecration might mean to my life and─I was afraid. And then, above the noise and clatter of the street traffic came to me the message: "You can trust the Man that died for you." 　I got into the train to ride homeward; and as I rode, I thought of the changes, the sacrifices, the disappointments which consecration might mean to me and─I was afraid. 　I reached home and sought my room, and there upon my knees I saw my past life. I had been a Christian, an officer in the church, a Sunday─school superintendent, but had never definitely yielded my life to God. 　Yet as I thought of the darling plans which might be baffled, of the cherished hopes to be surrendered, and the chosen profession which I might be called upon to abandon─I was afraid. 　I did not see the better things God had for me, so my soul was shrinking back; and then for the last time, with a swift rush of convicting power, came to my innermost heart that searching message: 　"My child, you can trust the Man that died for you. If you cannot trust Him whom can you trust?" 　That settled it for me, for in a flash I saw that the Man who so loved me as to die for me could be absolutely trusted with all the concerns of the life He had saved. 　Friend, you can trust the Man that died for you. You can trust Him to baffle no plan which is not best to be foiled, and to carry out every one which is for God's glory and your highest good. You can trust Him to lead you in the path which is the very best in this world for you. 　　　　　　　　　　—J. H. McC. "Just as I am, thy love unknown. Has broken every barrier down, Now to be Thine, yea, Thine ALONE, O Lamb of God, I come!" 　"Life is not salvage to be saved out of the world, but an investment to be used in the world."

■ 永活之泉（08月01日）

八月一日　十字架的救恩「基督既為我們受了咒詛，就贖出我們脫離律法的咒詛。」加拉太書三章13節當我們思想基督死在十字架上時，聖經就指教我們有關的兩件事：第一，是十字架的救贖：基督的死使我們完全脫離罪的刑罰；其次是十字架的交通：由於我們與基督一同釘死在十字架上，因此在交通中分享了祂死的經歷。在今天的經文有三個極大的思想：神的律法對罪和所有犯罪的人宣佈了刑罰；基督為我們受了咒詛（刑罰），因此除去罪的權勢，藉著十字架我們現在有永遠從罪和其權勢裏得贖；十字架向我們人因有罪本應受到刑罰，但基督代替並且勝過了，救我們完全而永遠脫離其刑罰。這些思想使得本來迷失而無助的罪人，因此有信心和盼望的確據，神在樂園中已宣佈地和其上萬物的刑罰，在以巴路山，神再次重申律法，向一半的以色列人十二次的宣佈各樣罪的刑罰，而且「被掛的都是神所咒詛的。」（申廿一23，廿七15─20）但他們又如何能想到神的兒子，卻親自掛在木頭上擔當我們的刑罰？神的愛卻在福音裏實在表現出來，以使所有相信基督耶穌的人都得免其刑罰。傳揚十字架救贖的福音，是我們得到永遠救恩的基礎，對於那些相信這福音是完全真實的人，因此有說不盡的感謝。我們無法向神保持易碎的心，然而卻能活在祂的愛裏，並使相信而得救的人認識祂。神啊；我為十字架的救贖向您獻上讚美。

■ 中文屬天日子（08月01日）

八月一日　再說到祂的方法祂吩咐我們離開那地方，祂自己來到那裡：「耶穌吩咐完了十二個門徒，就離開那裡，往各城（指他們的城）去傳道教訓人。」馬太福音十一章1節如果神吩咐你說「去」，你因捨不得家庭而不去，那你便妨礙了你本城的人得聽耶穌的教訓。若你服從祂而去，將一切託付神，主就往你的城裡去教誨你本城的人；你甚麼時候不服從；你甚麼時候就是你本城的人的障礙。留意你不去的託詞，看你的本分重於主的命令。「我知道神吩咐我去，但是以為我的本分就在這裡」；那就是你以為你的意思比耶穌的意思還覺合理。祂吩咐我們不去施教的地方，正是祂自己所要施教的地方。「主啊……就在這裡搭三座棚。」（太十七4）關於別人的靈性生活，我們是以自己的計劃去代替神的計劃麼？我們是否贅贅不休，使人聽不見神呢？我們應當安靜等待神的指示。神要我們明白祂在耶穌身上的計劃，要我們看見耶穌的榮光，而我們不肯。我們以為神是用某種方法行事，但祂一定不用那個方法。祂叫我們等候的時候，正是祂自己要工作的時候。「等候……直到……」我們等候神，他自會工作，但切不可因為不能看清近在咫尺的事，帶著不愉快的神情。我們能否放下自己的意思等候神呢？等候不是袖手旁觀，卻是學做我們所領受的。這是祂方法的幾個方面，我們認識得太少。

■ 中文上海嗎哪（08月01日）

八月一日「因為我們眾人，必要在基督臺前顯露出來，叫各人按著本身所行的，或善或惡受報。」哥林多後書五章10節我們在世的勞苦和試煉總有一天會結束。當審判的日子來到時，我們會聽到自己的名字在眾人的面前被點到，甚至連我們早就忘了的一些事，也會被宣讀出來。當我們聽到自己的名字時，會有多興奮啊！或許我們會感到安慰地低下頭來，然後主會數算我們的勝利，以及我們已經忘了的服事；很可能祂會按著先後，把我們為祂贏得的靈魂叫到前面。有些過去我們不認為有多重要的事，當我們站在基督臺前時才明白一切的價值，這時我們會自然地跪在主的寶座下說：「耶和華啊，榮耀不要歸與我們，不要歸與我們，要因您的慈愛和誠實歸在您的名下！」(詩一一五１) 親愛的朋友，讓我們每天都在生活的記錄冊上加添更多的頁數。記得我們的每一個行動，全決定在我們手中。很快地，這本冊子將會在宇宙眾人前顯露出來，同時在永恆的事中被記念，願我們更加努力，不要使神失望。