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Ezekiel
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Open study →Passage study 02 · Ezekiel 3:16–27Ezekiel as watchman looking from the exile settlement and carrying responsibility to warn
Open study →Passage study 03 · Ezekiel 4:1–5:17The brick model of besieged Jerusalem and Ezekiel’s measured food as enacted warning
Open study →Passage study 04 · Ezekiel 6:1–14Ezekiel 6:1–14 completes a passage that was not covered by the original study-unit map. Its own wording and immediate context supply the focus.
Open study →Passage study 05 · Ezekiel 7:1–27Ezekiel 7:1–27 completes a passage that was not covered by the original study-unit map. Its own wording and immediate context supply the focus.
Open study →Passage study 06 · Ezekiel 8:1–11:25The temple’s hidden idolatries exposed and the glory departing from the city
Open study →Passage study 07 · Ezekiel 12:1–24:27Ezekiel packing exile baggage, digging through a wall, and responding to false prophets and misplaced trust
Open study →Passage study 08 · Ezekiel 16 and 23Jerusalem’s covenant betrayal expressed through extended marriage imagery
Open study →Passage study 09 · Ezekiel 18:1–32Multiple generations hearing that each person is accountable and called to turn and live
Open study →Passage study 10 · Ezekiel 20:1–24:27Elders sitting before Ezekiel as Israel’s repeated rebellion is retold and the cooking pot announces judgment
Open study →Passage study 11 · Ezekiel 25:1–32:32Proud surrounding nations, trade centers, and rulers brought low
Open study →Passage study 12 · Ezekiel 33:1–20A watchman raising the trumpet while people in the city decide whether to heed the warning
Open study →Passage study 13 · Ezekiel 33:21–33Ezekiel 33:21–33 completes a passage that was not covered by the original study-unit map. Its own wording and immediate context supply the focus.
Open study →Passage study 14 · Ezekiel 34:1–31Negligent shepherds feeding themselves contrasted with the Lord gathering injured and scattered sheep
Open study →Passage study 15 · Ezekiel 35:1–15Ezekiel 35:1–15 completes a passage that was not covered by the original study-unit map. Its own wording and immediate context supply the focus.
Open study →Passage study 16 · Ezekiel 36:1–38Ruined mountains becoming fruitful, clean water, a new heart, and restored communities
Open study →Passage study 17 · Ezekiel 37:1–14The valley of dry bones assembling, receiving sinews and flesh, and standing alive by the breath of God
Open study →Passage study 18 · Ezekiel 37:15–28Two sticks joined in the prophet’s hand as a sign of a reunited people under one shepherd
Open study →Passage study 19 · Ezekiel 38:1–39:29Gog’s vast force approaching restored Israel and being decisively judged
Open study →Passage study 20 · Ezekiel 40:1–48:35The measured temple vision, water flowing east into a life-filled river, tribal inheritances, and the city named for the Lord’s presence
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Source: eBible.org · eng-kjv2006