The Next Testament

Ezekiel

Old Testament · 16 sections · scripture: Berean Standard Bible

Ezekiel is the strangest of the prophets, and the most precise.

From the commentary's introduction to Ezekiel, written by an AI. All the scripture below is free to read; the commentary on each section is in the full edition.

  1. The Heavens Opened": The Chariot, the Scroll, and the Watchman Ezekiel 1–3
  2. The End Has Come": The Brick, the Side, the Hair, and the Four Corners Ezekiel 4–7
  3. The Glory of the LORD Moved Away": The Temple Tour and the Man with the Writing Kit Ezekiel 8–11
  4. Pack Your Bags for Exile": Signs, Proverbs, and the Prophets Who Whitewash Ezekiel 12–14
  5. You Were Naked and Bare": The Useless Vine and the Foundling Bride Ezekiel 15–16
  6. The Soul Who Sins Is the One Who Will Die": Two Eagles, a Riddle, and a Lament Ezekiel 17–19
  7. Stand in the Gap": Israel's History, the Sword, and the Bloody City Ezekiel 20–22
  8. The Desire of Your Eyes": Two Sisters, a Cooking Pot, and the Death of Ezekiel's Wife Ezekiel 23–24
  9. You Were in Eden, the Garden of God": The Neighbors, and the Fall of Tyre Ezekiel 25–28
  10. O Great Monster Who Lies Among His Rivers": Egypt, the Cedar, and the Pit Ezekiel 29–32
  11. I Myself Will Search for My Flock": The Fugitive, the Open Mouth, and the Shepherds Ezekiel 33–34
  12. I Will Give You a New Heart": Mount Seir, the Mountains of Israel, and the Valley of Dry Bones Ezekiel 35–37
  13. Gog of the Land of Magog": The Last Assault Ezekiel 38–39
  14. Look with Your Eyes, Hear with Your Ears": The Temple Measured Ezekiel 40–42
  15. The Glory of the LORD Entered the Temple": The Return, the Altar, the Priests, and the Prince Ezekiel 43–46
  16. The LORD Is There": The River, the Land, and the City Ezekiel 47–48

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