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Ezekiel

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I.  Introduction—1:1-3A.  The wind, the cloud, the fire, and the electrum—v. 4B.  The four living creatures—vv. 5-14C.  The high and awesome wheels—vv. 15-21D.  The expanse like the sight of awesome crystal—vv. 22-25E.  The man on the throne—vv. 26-28III.  God judging His people and the heathen nations as a consuming fire—2:1-32:32A.  God's judgment of Israel in their degradation—2:1-24:27
1.  Ezekiel's call and commission—2:1-3:27
2.  The judgment on Jerusalem—4:1-5:17
3.  The judgment on the land of Israel—6:1-7:27
4.  The glory of Jehovah departing—8:1-11:25
5.  God confirming the prophecies of judgment—12:1-24:27
a.  Through Ezekiel as a sign of disgrace—12:1-28(1)  Ezekiel's baggage—vv. 1-16(2)  Ezekiel's trembling—vv. 17-28b.  Against the false prophets—13:1-23c.  Against the idolatrous elders—14:1-23d.  Against the inhabitants of Jerusalem as a vine tree—15:1-8e.  Against Jerusalem as an adulterous wife—16:1-63f.  Through a parable of two eagles and a vine—17:1-24g.  Against the parable of the sour grapes—18:1-32h.  Through Ezekiel's lamentation for the princes of Israel—19:1-14i.  Through Jehovah's response to the elders' inquiring of Jehovah—20:1-44j.  Through a parable of a consuming forest fire—20:45-49k.  By the sword of Jehovah against the holy places and the land of Israel—21:1-32l.  Through Ezekiel's declaration of Jerusalem's abominations—22:1-16m.  Against Jerusalem as a smelting furnace—22:17-22n.  Against the various kinds of people among the children of Israel—22:23-31o.  Against Jerusalem and Samaria as two adulterous sisters—23:1-49p.  Through a parable of a boiling pot—24:1-14q.  Through Ezekiel again as a sign of disgrace in the matter of losing his wife—24:15-27B.  God's judgment of the heathen nations—25:1-32:32
1.  Upon Ammon—25:1-7
2.  Upon Moab—25:8-11
3.  Upon Edom—25:12-14
4.  Upon Philistia—25:15-17
5.  Upon Tyre—26:1-28:19
6.  Upon Sidon—28:20-26
7.  Upon Egypt—29:1-32:32
IV.  God recovering His people by life—33:1-39:29A.  Setting up a watchman—33:1-34:10B.  Coming to be a Shepherd—34:11-31C.  Further judgment of Edom—35:1-15D.  Recovery of the good land—36:1-21E.  Inward recovery—36:22-33F.  Making the land like the garden of Eden—36:34-36G.  Increasing the house of Israel with men like a flock—36:37-38H.  The visions of the dry bones and the two sticks, showing the regenerating and renewing of God's people—37:1-28
1.  The dead, dry, and scattered bones being formed into an army—vv. 1-14
2.  The two pieces of wood being joined together for the building of the house of God—vv. 15-28
I.  Further judgment of Israel's enemies—Gog and Magog—38:1-39:29V.  The vision of the holy building of God—40:1-48:35A.  The time and the place—40:1-2B.  The vision of a man—40:3C.  The vision of the holy temple—40:4-44:31
1.  The outer court—40:4-27
2.  The inner court—40:28-47
3.  The temple—40:48-41:26
4.  The holy chambers for the priests to eat the most holy things—42:1-14
5.  The land surrounding the temple—42:15-20
6.  The return of God's glory to the house—43:1-12
7.  The altar—43:13-27
8.  The service in the house of Jehovah—44:1-31
D.  The offerings to Jehovah—45:1-46:24
1.  The holy heave offering of land—45:1-8
2.  The offerings of the princes and people of Israel—45:9-46:24
E.  The Holy Land and the holy city—47:1-48:35
1.  The vision of the water flowing out from the house—47:1-12
2.  The borders of the land—47:13-23
3.  The allotment of the land—48:1-35
Outline of Ezekiel
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