Ezekiel 6: Judgment on Israel’s Idol Mountains

Ezekiel prophesies against Israel’s mountains and hills, home to its idol shrines, announcing that the altars will be wrecked and the dead will lie before their idols. A remnant dispersed among the nations will remember the LORD and despise themselves for their sins, and all will learn that He is the LORD.

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Why was Ezekiel told to prophesy against the mountains, hills, ravines and valleys of Israel (Ezekiel 6:1-4)?

They held the high places and altars used for idolsTheir rocky heights had sheltered Babylon’s armyTheir peaks had been chosen for a rival templeTheir people had refused to fight for Jerusalem