Ezekiel

Ezekiel 18 rejects fatalism, teaches personal accountability, calls Israel to repentance, and reveals God’s desire that sinners live.

Ezekiel 17 explains the eagle riddle, Zedekiah’s broken covenant, Babylon’s judgment, and God’s promised cedar on Israel’s mountain.

Ezekiel 16 exposes Jerusalem’s abominations, covenant betrayal, child sacrifice, shame, judgment, and God’s everlasting covenant mercy.

Ezekiel 15 compares Jerusalem to useless vine wood, explaining why unfaithful inhabitants face fire, desolation, and divine opposition.

Ezekiel 14 confronts heart idols, false inquiry, deceived prophets, four severe judgments, and God’s just cause against Jerusalem.

Ezekiel 13 exposes false prophets, deceptive peace, whitewashed walls, spiritual manipulation, and God’s deliverance of his people.

Ezekiel 12 explains Ezekiel’s exile sign, Jerusalem’s doomed prince, trembling bread, and God’s word performed without delay.

Ezekiel 11 exposes Jerusalem’s wicked leaders, promises a gathered remnant, and shows God’s glory departing toward the east.

Ezekiel 10 shows God’s glory moving from the temple threshold as cherubim, wheels, and fire announce judgment on Jerusalem.

Ezekiel 9 shows judgment beginning at the sanctuary, while God marks those who grieve Jerusalem’s abominations.

Ezekiel 8 exposes hidden temple idolatry, corrupt elders, Tammuz worship, sun worship, violence, and coming judgment.

Ezekiel 7 announces the end for Israel’s land, exposing violence, idolatry, wealth, false peace, and failed leadership.

Ezekiel 6 announces judgment on Israel’s high places, broken idols, scattered survivors, and a remnant brought to remembrance.

Ezekiel 5 explains Jerusalem’s shaved-hair sign, covenant rebellion, siege judgment, famine, sword, scattering, and God’s holy zeal.

Ezekiel 4 uses enacted signs to portray Jerusalem’s siege, Israel’s guilt, exile uncleanness, and severe scarcity.

Ezekiel 3 commissions Ezekiel to eat the scroll, warn Israel as a watchman, and speak only when God opens his mouth.

Ezekiel 2 explains Ezekiel’s prophetic commission, the Spirit’s enabling, Israel’s rebellion, fearless speech, and the scroll of woe.

Ezekiel 1 introduces the prophet among exiles by Chebar, the living creatures, wheels, throne, and the overwhelming glory of God.