The Sign Act of the Siege of Jerusalem

There are workable solutions that the text allows. So let's jump into chapter four here with the sign act that begins this chapter so that the first one in chapter four is going to be to visualize the siege of Jerusalem. Now, again, look at what he's asked to do here. It's kind of evident me. It's weird. Okay, or again, they're separated in some other way chronologically. And you son of man, take a brick and lay it before you and engrave on it a city, even Jerusalem, and put siege works against it."