Ezekiel
God chooses Ezekiel to speak for Him in Israel. He tells Ezekiel to tell the Israelites the error of their ways and their sins and teach them justice.
Chapter 1
1. Ezekiel saw visions of God. Out of a fierce storm came four creatures with every wing[...]
Chapter 2
2. God addressed Ezekiel as the son of a man. The Lord said that the Israelites have sinned.[...]
Chapter 3
3. God commanded Ezekiel to eat the scroll and was appointed the watchman. If he doesn’t[...]
Chapter 4
4. Ezekiel represented Jerusalem with a tile and used models of a fort and an iron pan to[...]
Chapter 5
5. God commanded Ezekiel to shave and prophesy that a third of the people shall die of[...]
Chapter 6
6. God commands Ezekiel to face the mountains and prophesy against Israel. Its high places[...]
Chapter 7
7. Ezekiel prophesied, “The end has come! I will punish all for your sins. Gold and silver[...]
Chapter 8
8. Ezekiel is carried in spirit to Jerusalem and shown the idolatries carried out by the[...]
Chapter 9
9. Six men from the north, ready for slaughter, appear. A few pious people are marked on[...]
Chapter10
10. This chapter repeats the vision from chapter one. Coals of fire are picked from between[...]
Chapter 11
11. God’s judgment is delivered against Jerusalem’s remnant, who mocked the prophecies[...]
Chapter 12
12. God instructs Ezekiel to move his stuff from one place to another, showing how the[...]
Chapter 13
13. Judgment is given against the prophets who give false hopes of security and peace. The[...]
Chapter 14
14. God threatens the hypocrites who pretend to worship Him while also worshipping false[...]
Chapter 15
15. God told Ezekiel, “Son of man, is wood taken from the vine to make anything? I’ve[...]
Chapter 16
16. God told the people, “Jerusalem, I made you prosper, but you played the whore with[...]
Chapter 17
17. A riddle is given: “An eagle planted a vine, but it grew towards another eagle. Israel[...]
Chapter 18
18. God said, “If a man is righteous, he shall live, and if just, he shall live. If a son[...]
Chapter 19
19. Lament for the princes of Israel. Jerusalem is likened to a lioness with cubs. One cub[...]
Chapter 20
20. Israel’s elders came to ask Ezekiel’s advice. God ordered Ezekiel to remind them of[...]
Chapter 21
21. God tells Ezekiel, “Son of man, the prophecy against Israel. A sword is already[...]
Chapter 22
22. “Jerusalem is a city that will shed blood. In you, they oppress the widows and[...]
Chapter 23
23. Samaria and Jerusalem are likened to two harlots, sisters who committed whoredom in[...]
Chapter 24
24. Jerusalem is likened to the scum in a pot of boiling water with meat and bones in it.[...]
Chapter 25
25. God’s judgment against the Edomites, Moabites, Philistines, and Ammonites because they[...]
Chapter 26
26. Tyre jeered Jerusalem, and its walls and towers shall be destroyed, and the city and its[...]
Chapter 27
27. Tyre’s beauty and commercial prosperity are described before the day of the ruins.[...]
Chapter 28
28. God spoke to Ezekiel and said, “To the king of Tyre, you were perfect in Eden. You[...]
Chapter 29
29. To Pharaoh: “I am against you, the great dragon. Egypt will never again rule over the[...]
Chapter 30
30. Ezekiel prophesies the destruction of Egypt together with her allows including Ethiopia[...]
Chapter 31
31. To Assyrian: The Assyrian empire was a tall and strong cedar tree that even the very[...]
Chapter 32
32. Egypt is likened to a dragon in the sea, caught, slain, and left exposed. It will be[...]
Chapter 33
33. God tells Ezekiel, “Son of man, I’ve made you a watchman for Israel. Jerusalem was[...]
Chapter 34
34. Woe unto the Levites, who are likened to shepherds of Israel that only feed themselves[...]
Chapter 35
35. Edom shall be filled with bodies of slain men because of the blasphemies they spoke[...]
Chapter 36
36. The mountains of Judah, inhabited by the Idumeans, will be desolated and rode of their[...]
Chapter 37
37. God sends Ezekiel to the middle of a valley full of dry bones. God commands him to[...]
Chapter 38
38. God will intervene and release his furious wrath against Gog, a Scythian prince. When he[...]
Chapter 39
39. The slaughter and burial of Gog’s army are described. Birds and beasts of prey will[...]
Chapter 40
40. Fourteen years after Jerusalem’s destruction, Ezekiel had a vision of a man who looked[...]
Chapter 41
41. The ornaments of palm trees, cherubims, and chambers are described. The side chambers[...]
Chapter 42
42. The north and south chambers are the places the priests eat the offerings. All the[...]
Chapter 43
43. The Lord’s glory fills the temple. The altar’s measurements are given in cubits. The[...]
Chapter 44
44. Strangers and those uncircumcised in heart or flesh are to be banned from the temple.[...]
Chapter 45
45. The portions of land allocated for the temple, city, and the prince regulations[...]
Chapter 46
46. The prince shall provide offerings on the New Moons and Sabbaths. The people shall offer[...]
Chapter 47
47. The vision of the holy water coming out of the temple is given. The flow started out as[...]
Chapter 48
48. Every tribe should receive a portion. Next to Judah shall be a portion for God, and the[...]
