Old Testament · The Prophets
Ezekiel
A priest in exile sees the glory leave, and hears that it will come home.
- IntroThe book at a glance
- 1Ezekiel’s Vision by the River Kebar
- 2Ezekiel’s Call
- 3Ezekiel Eats the Scroll
- 4A Sign of Jerusalem’s Siege
- 5The Razor of Judgment
- 6Judgment against Idolatry
- 7The Hour of Doom
- 8The Vision of Idolatry in the Temple
- 9Execution of the Idolaters
- 10God’s Glory Exits the Temple
- 11Evil in High Places
- 12Signs of the Coming Captivity
- 13Reproof of False Prophets
- 14Idolatrous Elders Condemned
- 15Jerusalem the Useless Vine
- 16Jerusalem’s Unfaithfulness
- 17The Parable of Two Eagles and a Vine
- 18The Soul Who Sins Will Die
- 19A Lament for the Princes of Israel
- 20Israel’s Rebellion in Egypt
- 21God’s Sword of Judgment
- 22The Sins of Jerusalem
- 23The Two Adulterous Sisters
- 24The Parable of the Cooking Pot
- 25A Prophecy against Ammon
- 26A Prophecy against Tyre
- 27A Lament for Tyre
- 28A Prophecy against the Ruler of Tyre
- 29A Prophecy against Pharaoh
- 30A Lament for Egypt
- 31Egypt Will Fall like Assyria
- 32A Lament for Pharaoh King of Egypt
- 33Ezekiel the Watchman for Israel
- 34A Prophecy against Israel’s Shepherds
- 35A Prophecy against Mount Seir
- 36A Prophecy to the Mountains of Israel
- 37The Valley of Dry Bones
- 38A Prophecy against Gog
- 39The Slaughter of Gog’s Armies
- 40The Man with a Measuring Rod
- 41Inside the Temple
- 42Chambers for the Priests
- 43The Glory of the LORD Returns to the Temple
- 44The East Gate Assigned to the Prince
- 45Consecration of the Land
- 46The Prince’s Offerings
- 47Waters from under the Temple
- 48The Portions for the Tribes