Ezekiel 13:8

While the verse speaks of God being "against" those who speak vanity and see lies, this is a statement of divine judgment and consequence, not a prophecy of a specific, concrete event that would be literally fulfilled in a historical or future sense. The "against you" is a spiritual or relational stance, not a prediction of a physical occurrence.

The verse states that the Lord God is "against" them, which indicates opposition or judgment, but it does not explicitly use any of the specified destruction or perishing language. Being "against" someone does not automatically equate to their destruction.

The verse states God is "against" them, which indicates opposition or disapproval, but does not explicitly use terms like "punish," "torment," or "vengeance" to describe a specific punitive action.

The verse states that the Lord God is "against" them, which indicates opposition and judgment, but does not explicitly describe or imply destruction, consumption, perishing, or ceasing to exist. Being "against" someone can encompass various forms of negative consequence without necessarily meaning annihilation.

This verse describes God's judgment against those who have spoken "vanity" and seen "lies," implying false prophecy, but it does not detail the methods by which true or false prophets receive their communications. The focus is on the content and consequence of their words, not the mechanism of their revelation.