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Ezekiel opens with “Wheels, and a Scroll That Tasted Sweet” and carries its history toward “A River from Under the Door.” A priest sitting by a canal in Babylon sees a storm out of the north, four living creatures, wheels full of eyes, and a throne above them. Water comes out from under the threshold and is measured at a thousand cubits four times: ankles, knees, loins, then a river no one can cross.
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Ezekiel 1–11
A priest sitting by a canal in Babylon sees a storm out of the north, four living creatures, wheels full of eyes, and a throne above them. He is told to eat a scroll written on both sides with lamentations, and it tastes like honey. Then the acting starts: he lies on one side for months, cooks over dung, shaves his head with a sword and weighs the hair. And he watches the glory of God stand up and leave the temple.
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Ezekiel 12–19
The prophet packs a bag in daylight and digs through a wall at dusk so the city can watch its own future. He is shown elders burning incense to pictures cut into a hidden wall, each man in the room of his own images, and the glory begins to move toward the door.
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Ezekiel 20–24
Proverbs and parables give way to something harder. He is told that the desire of his eyes will be taken at a stroke and that he must not mourn aloud, so his wife dies in the evening and in the morning he does as he was commanded, and the people ask what it means for them.
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Ezekiel 25–32
Ammon, Moab, Edom and Philistia, and then a long passage on Tyre, the trading city whose ships and cargo lists are recited like an inventory before it goes down. Behind the king of Tyre stands a figure who was in Eden, perfect in beauty, until iniquity was found in him. Egypt is a river monster, and a broken reed that splinters in the hand of anyone who leans on it.
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Ezekiel 33–37
Set down in a valley full of dry bones and asked whether they can live, the prophet answers that God knows. There is a noise and a shaking, bone comes to bone, and an army stands up. Then two sticks are held together in one hand as one nation.
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Ezekiel 38–39
A late enemy comes up out of the north with a great company, thinking of an unwalled country as easy spoil. The invasion collapses on the mountains of Israel, and the clearing of the ground afterwards takes months, so that the nations know who did it.
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Ezekiel 40–43
A man with a line of flax and a measuring reed takes the prophet round a building that does not exist yet, and the measurements are recorded cubit by cubit. Then the glory that left by the east gate comes back the same way it went.
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Ezekiel 44–48
Water comes out from under the threshold and is measured at a thousand cubits four times: ankles, knees, loins, then a river no one can cross. Trees grow on both banks whose leaf does not fade, and the last line of the book names the city, the LORD is there.
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Ezekiel 32:17-32
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