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BOOK STUDY WORKSPACE · BOOK 26 OF 66

Ezekiel

Ezekiel records the ministry of a priest-prophet among the Jewish exiles in Babylon. Through visions, acted signs, warnings, judgments, and promises, the book explains why Jerusalem falls, exposes the sins of the people and their leaders, declares God’s judgment on surrounding nations, and looks beyond destruction to cleansing, restoration, renewed shepherding, resurrection imagery, reunited Israel, a defeated final enemy, and a restored temple and land. One repeated purpose governs the book: that people may know that the LORD is God.

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Ezekiel records the ministry of a priest-prophet among the Jewish exiles in Babylon. Through visions, acted signs, warnings, judgments, and promises, the book explains why Jerusalem falls, exposes the sins of the people and their leaders, declares God’s judgment on surrounding nations, and looks beyond destruction to cleansing, restoration, renewed shepherding, resurrection imagery, reunited Israel, a defeated final enemy, and a restored temple and land. One repeated purpose governs the book: that people may know that the LORD is God.

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Ezekiel 1–3Ezekiel sees the glory of God and is called and appointed as a watchmanEzekiel 4–7Signs and messages announce Jerusalem’s siege, famine, sword, and coming endEzekiel 8–11Temple abominations are exposed and the glory of the LORD departs from JerusalemEzekiel 12–19Warnings, parables, false prophets, personal responsibility, and laments confront rebellious IsraelEzekiel 20–24Israel’s repeated rebellion is reviewed as Jerusalem’s final siege and judgment are announcedEzekiel 25–32Judgments are pronounced on Ammon, Moab, Edom, Philistia, Tyre, Sidon, and EgyptEzekiel 33–37The watchman message is renewed and restoration is promised through the true shepherd, cleansing, and new lifeEzekiel 38–39Gog comes against Israel and is decisively judged by the LORDEzekiel 40–43Ezekiel sees the measured temple, the altar, and the glory of the LORD returningEzekiel 44–46Instructions are given for the sanctuary, priests, prince, offerings, and worshipEzekiel 47–48Life-giving waters flow from the sanctuary and the restored land is divided among the tribes
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