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The Book of Ezekiel in Song
This video sets Ezekiel to music and film, in 4 min 45 sec. Watch it here, then read what the passage covers and carry on into the study and the songs drawn from the same Scripture.
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The Book of Ezekiel in Song
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.
About the Book of EzekielAbout the Book of Ezekiel
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.
Study Ezekiel chapter by chapterSongs from Ezekiel
- Wheels within WheelsEzekiel 1:1-28
- Eat This RollEzekiel 2:1-3:27
- Set Thy Face against the CityEzekiel 4:1-5:17
- Dig Now in the WallEzekiel 8:1-18
- The Glory Departed by the East GateEzekiel 9:1-11:25
- Baggage through the WallEzekiel 12:1-13:23
- The Faithless City and the Tender BranchEzekiel 16:1-63; 17:1-24
- The Boiling Pot and the Silent HouseEzekiel 21:1-32; 24:1-27
- The Merchant City SankEzekiel 26:1-28:26
- The City Is SmittenEzekiel 33:1-33
- I Will Seek That Which Was LostEzekiel 34:1-31
- A New Heart and a New SpiritEzekiel 36:1-38
Named in this passageEzekielBabylon
More videos from Ezekiel
- O WheelEzekiel 1-3, 8-11, 24, 43 · 5:51
- Bone to His BoneEzekiel 37:1-14 · 4:19
- The PitEzekiel 32:17-32 · 5:20

