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**Ezekiel 48:22** — *"So the Levitical property and the city property will lie in the center of the area belonging to the prince—the area between the borders of Judah and Benjamin."*
A border drawn by God places the sacred at the center—not the edges.
In Ezekiel's vision of restored Israel, the priestly land and the holy city aren't tucked into a corner. They occupy the middle, surrounded by the inheritance of the prince on either side. Worship is not peripheral to governance. The covenant dwelling is not an afterthought to civil life.
Walk with that image today. Where have you quietly moved the sacred to the margins of your week—your decisions, your household, your work? Ezekiel's geography is also a theology: God designed His presence to anchor everything around it, not to coexist with it at a distance.
Scripture reminds us that what dwells at the center shapes all that surrounds it.
— oh7 | 1oh7.com
A border drawn by God places the sacred at the center—not the edges.
In Ezekiel's vision of restored Israel, the priestly land and the holy city aren't tucked into a corner. They occupy the middle, surrounded by the inheritance of the prince on either side. Worship is not peripheral to governance. The covenant dwelling is not an afterthought to civil life.
Walk with that image today. Where have you quietly moved the sacred to the margins of your week—your decisions, your household, your work? Ezekiel's geography is also a theology: God designed His presence to anchor everything around it, not to coexist with it at a distance.
Scripture reminds us that what dwells at the center shapes all that surrounds it.
— oh7 | 1oh7.com
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