When a society grows so accustomed to corruption that extortion feels ordinary, Ezekiel reminds us that God does not remain a silent observer. He becomes the adversary of those who profit from injustice. In Ezekiel 22:29–31, the Lord exposes a people who have normalized exploitation and ignored the cries of the vulnerable. He searches for someone to stand in the gap, someone willing to resist the tide of compromise, yet finds none. This passage confronts us with a sobering tr
