Ezekiel

Book Introduction

Discover practical insights into the Book of Ezekiel. You'll find David Jeremiah's introduction to the Book of Ezekiel on page 1051/1053 of  The Jeremiah Study Bible.

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The Responsibility of Spiritual Shepherds

Ezekiel 34

Ezekiel was a priest in Jerusalem before being deported to Babylon in 597 B.C. In Babylon he became a prophet-priest, and his message was often focused on Judah's leaders—God would hold them accountable for their failures in leading the...

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A Heart for God

Jeremiah 31; Ezekiel 36:36,37

The Assyrian destruction of Israel and the Babylonian captivity of Judah were watershed events; they marked a "before and after" turning point in God's relationship with His people.

"Before," God had delivered his covenant expectations to His...

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For Additional Reading

Check out these items in the Jeremiah Study Bible

Ezekiel Feature Title Page
2:8 Picture This Son of Man 1055
5:10-17 Picture This A Horrific Scene 1058
6:7, 10 FYI Words of Hope-Words of Judgment 1059
8:14 Historically Speaking  Mesopotamian Mythology 1061
11:19, 20 FYI The New Covenant 1064
16:1-63 Tough Questions What is the purpose of such graphic imagrery? 1067
17:12 Picture This Of Eagles and Kings 1070
21:21, 22 Historically Speaking Divining the Future 1077
22:30 Picture This  Standing in the Gap 1078
23:4-21 Historically Speaking Other Loves 1079
25:1-32:32 FYI Ezekiels's Oracles 1083
28:11-17 FYI Satan's Fall 1086
34:2-6 Picture This Uncaring Shepherds 1094
35:2-4 FYI A Hostile History 1095
38, 39 Essentials of the Christian Faith Israel in Prophecy 1099
38:1-6 FYI A Coming Coalition 1100
38:1-6 Map   1101
39:21-23 FYI In the Aftermath 1102
47:1 Picture This Water from the Temple 1112
48:35 For Reflection Never Forsaken 1114
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