Summary: A new abundance of healing water will spring forth from this temple, bringing life to land and water. The land will be divided as private property among the people of Israel and the Continue Reading
Reading Ezekiel Chapters 45 and 46
Summary: Ezekiel is shown the layout of the temple compared to the city and the land for the priests. Some vast sections of land will belong to the prince. God shows his position on private property. Continue Reading
Reading Ezekiel Chapters 43 and 44
Summary: Ezekiel gets to witness the awesome return of Yahweh to this new temple. Lots of measurements and specific laws of procedure emphasize this will be a real place with real people. The Continue Reading
Reading Ezekiel Chapters 40, 41, and 42
Summary: Wherein Ezekiel is taken on a supernatural trip to the land of Israel and told to take very careful notes about a new temple and all the associated structures. Cherubim and palm trees are Continue Reading
Reading Ezekiel Chapters 38 and 39
Summary: Gog is famous, but for all the wrong reasons. He is planning to plunder the returned people of Israel, but Yahweh is going to be in charge of the timing of that. Then, Israel won't need any Continue Reading
Reading Ezekiel Chapter 37
Summary: The famous dry bones are put back together, then have life breathed into them while Ezekiel is speaking to them. After that, the imagery of two sticks is used to clearly show all of the Continue Reading
Reading Ezekiel Chapters 35 and 36
Summary: Yahweh tells Ezekiel that the land of Edom will be judged for rejoicing over the calamity of Israel and thinking they can take the land for themselves. Then, he goes on to say that he has Continue Reading
Reading Ezekiel Chapters 33 and 34
Summary: Ezekiel is encouraged to keep warning the people like a watchman, even if they don't listen. He is told they may look like they are listening, but they are only using the prophecies as Continue Reading
Reading Ezekiel Chapters 31 and 32
Summary: Yahweh uses imagery of trees and later of monsters and water to foretell the destruction that Egypt will suffer due to pride and the terror they have caused on the earth. God describes the Continue Reading
Reading Ezekiel Chapters 29 and 30
Summary: God is calling this Pharaoh to account for pride. He compares him to a great dragon, which will be cast into the wilderness and destroyed. Nebuchadnezzar is given authority to carry this out. Continue Reading