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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 1
I. (Ezekiel’s Visions of God). [vv. 1-3] A. Ezekiel sees visions of God in the 13th year, 4th month the 5th day. [v. 1] B. During Jehoiachin’s captivity, the word of the Lord came to Ezekiel. [vv. 2-3] II. (A Whirlwind from the North). [vv. 4] A. It was a great cloud and a fire infolding on itself. [v. 4] III. (Four Living Creatures). [vv. 5-9] A. They had a likeness of man; each had four faces having four wings. [vv. 5-6] B. They had straight feet; mans’ hands under their wings on their four sides. [vv. 7-8] C. The wings were joined together; not turning; going straightforward. [v. 9] IV. (The Likeness of Their Faces). [vv. 10-14] A. B. C. D. E.
The faces: a man, a lion, an ox, an eagle. [v. 10] Their wings were stretched upward. [v. 11] The did not turn as they went straight. [v. 12] Their appearance was like burning coals of fire. [v. 13] They moved like lightning. [v. 14]
V. (A Wheel in the Middle of a Wheel). [vv. 15-25] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. They go in whatever direction the spirit chooses; they move straightforward in all directions, without turning. [vv. 12, 17, 20-23] B. Each is accompanied by a polished chrysolite wheel, with a second wheel crosswire inside; when they move, the wheels move with them. [vv. 15-16, 19] C. The wheels have rims and spokes; the wheels are filled with eyes. [v. 18] D. Their wings roar like waves against the shore; sounding like the voice of God. [v. 24a] E. Their wings sould like shout of a mighty army. [vv. 24b-25] VI. (The Likeness of a Throne). [vv. 26-28] A. B. C. D.
A man is on a sapphire throne in the firmament. [v. 26] The color of amber, as like fire, round about the throne. [v. 27] A rainbow was round about the throne. [v. 28a] Ezekiel listened to the voice speak. [v. 28b]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 2
I. (A Rebellious Nation). [vv. 1-10] A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I.
Ezekiel is told to stand. [v. 1] The spirit entered Ezekiel and he stood on his feet. [v. 2] Ezekiel is being sent to a transgressing nation full of rebellious children. [v. 3] They are impudent children and stiffnecked; Ezekiel is to say “thus saith the Lord God.” [v. 4] They will know a prophet was among them. [v. 5] Ezekiel is not to be afraid of the rebellious nation. [v. 6] Ezekiel is to speak the Lord’s words. [v. 7] Ezekiel is not to be rebellious, but devour the Lord’s words. [v. 8] A hand gives a book to Ezekiel written therein are lamentations, mourning and woe. [vv. 9-10]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 3
(The Eating of the Roll). [vv. 1-3] A. Ezekiel is to eat the roll and speak to Israel. [v. 1] B. Ezekiel ate the roll which tasted like honey. [vv. 2-3]
II. (Go and Speak). [vv. 4-7] A. Ezekiel is to go and speak to Israel. [v. 4] B. Ezekiel is not being sent to a foreign land, but to his native tongue, they should understand him. [vv. 5-6] C. Ezekiel will not be heard by Israel because of their impudent and hard hearts. [v. 7] III. (Be Strong). [vv. 8-11] A. The Lord has given Ezekiel strength to stand up against Israel. [vv. 8-9] B. Ezekiel is take into his heart all the Lord’s words and tell Israel, “thus saith the Lord God.” [vv. 10-11] IV. (A Voice of a Great Rushing). [vv. 12-15] A. The spirit takes up Ezekiel and he hears a voice say “blessed be the glory of the Lord from his place” and he also hears the noise of the creatures. [vv. 12-13] B. Ezekiel was taken up in bitterness; Ezekiel arrives at Tel-abib remaining astonished for 7 days. [vv. 14-15] V. (A Watchman). [vv. 16-17] A. After 7 days the word of the Lord came to Ezekiel. [v. 16] B. Ezekiel is Israel’s watchman and he is to warn them. [v. 17] VI. (Warn the Wicked). [vv. 18-19] A. Ezekiel is to speak and warn the wicked to saved their live. [v. 18a] B. If Ezekiel does not do so, the wicked will die and Ezekiel is held accountable. [v. 18b] C. If Ezekiel does do so, the wicked might not be saved, but Ezekiel is not held accountable. [v. 19] VII.
(Warn the Righteous). [vv. 20-24]
A. Ezekiel is to speak and warn the righteous not to turn from righteous. [v. 20a] B. If Ezekiel does not do so, if the righteous does not stay righteous, Ezekiel is held accountable. [v. 20b] C. If Ezekiel does do so, and the righteous stays righteous, Ezekiel has delivered a soul. [v. 21] D. Ezekiel is told to go to the plain where the Lord will talk with him; he does and he is told to go shut himself within his house. [vv. 22-24] VIII.
(Ezekiel Is Struck Dumb). [vv. 25-27]
A. Ezekiel is to be bound, not able to be among the people and will be made unable to speak. [vv. 25-26] B. When the Lord speaks to Ezekiel next, Ezekiel will speak to the people that they are rebellious. [v. 27]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 4
I. (The Sign of the Tile). [vv. 1-3] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. Ezekiel draws a picture of Jerusalem upon a clay tablet and places an iron plate next to it. [vv. 1-2] B. Signifies the Babylonian army, like an iron wall, will soon surround Jerusalem. [v. 3] II. (The Years of Israel’s Iniquity). [vv. 4-8] A. B. C. D. E.
Ezekiel is to lie on his left side 390 days - this is for Israel’s sin. [v. 5] Ezekiel is to lie on his right side 40 days - this is for Judah’s sin. [v. 6] Each day signifies a year of Israel’s and Judah’s sin. [v. 4] Ezekiel is to lie on his back with his arms tied. [v. 7] Signifies the helpless of Jerusalem against the Babylonians. [v. 8]
III. (The Defiled Bread). [vv. 9-15] A. Ezekiel is to prepare a meager meal and cook it over some dried cow dung. [vv. 9-15] IV. (The Staff of Bread). [vv. 16-17] A. Signifies as a warning that the people will of Israel will be forced to eat defiled food among the nations where God will drive them. [vv. 16-17]
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I. (The Shaving of the Hair and the Bread). [vv. 1-7] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. Ezekiel is to shave both his head and his beard dividing the hair into three equal parts. [v. 1] B. One part is for burning; one for striking with the sword, and one for scattering in the wind. [vv. 2-4] II. (God Will Diminish the People). [vv. 8-11] III. (The Fate of the City). [vv. 12-17] A. Signifies that 1/3 of Jerusalem will die by fire, 1/3 by sword and 1/3 will go into captivity. [vv. 5-17]
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I. (The Desolate Altars). [vv. 1-7] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. Ezekiel is to set his face against the mountains of Israel and to prophesy against them. [vv. 1-2] B. Signifies that those living in the valley below will be destroyed by their enemies. [vv. 310] II. (Some Shall Escape Death). [vv. 8-14] A. Ezekiel is to clap his hands and stomp his feet. [v. 11] B. Signifies that done in horror predicting the disease and death that await Israel. [vv. 12-14]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 7
I. (The End Is Come). [vv. 1-13] A. The word of the Lord came to Ezekiel. [v. 1] B. The Lord has come to bring destruction as vengeance not sparing, nor having pity. [vv. 2-9] C. The day is come and the tragedy is described. [vv. 10-13] II. (A Call to Battle). [vv. 14-18] A. The battle trumpet was blown, but no one goes to battle against the Lord; there is danger within and without. [vv. 14-15] B. Many will flee in fear, being horrified and shamed. [vv. 16-18] III. (Idols Will Not Save Israel). [vv. 19-22] A. They will turn to their idols for protect and will receive none. [vv. 19-20] B. Strangers will spoil the money offered to the idols. [v. 21] C. The Lord will turn away from them; the temple will be defiled. [v. 22] IV. (A City Full of Violence). [vv. 23-27] A. Because the land is full of unrighteousness the Lord will punish. [vv. 23-24] B. The punishment will be destruction having no peace; the leaders will mourn and feel desolation. [vv. 25-27]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 8
I. (The Vision of the Glory of God). [vv. 1-9] A. 6th year, 6th month on the 5th day Ezekiel received a vision from the Lord. [v. 1] B. In the likeness of fire, the Lord lifted Ezekiel in the air and took him to the temple, and he saw the glory of God. [vv. 2-4] C. The Lord told Ezekiel to look north and he saw an image of jealousy, Israel was committing abominations there. [vv. 5-6] D. The Lord took Ezekiel to a hole in the wall and he dug in the wall to find a door, going through the door he saw wicked abominations. [vv. 7-9] II. (The Seventy Men of the Ancients). [vv. 10-12] A. After going through the door, Ezekiel creeping things, abominable beasts and idols portrayed on the wall. [v. 10] B. Before the wall stood 70 men offering sacrifice of incense. [v. 11] C. The Lord reveals that Israel thinks that the Lord does not see them. [v. 12] III. (The Women Weeping for Tammuz). [vv. 13-14] A. The Lord told Ezekiel that Israel commits greater abominations. [v. 13] B. The Lord took Ezekiel to the door of the temple where he saw women weeping for Tammuz. [v. 14] IV. (Five and Twenty Men). [vv. 15-16] A. The Lord told Ezekiel that Israel commits greater abominations. [v. 15] B. The Lord took Ezekiel to the inner court, he saw 25 men with their backs to the temple worshipping the east sun. [v. 16] V. (Judah Provokes the Lord to Anger). [vv. 17-18] A. The people filled the land with violence, provoked the Lord to anger. [v. 17] B. The Lord will act with fury, not sparing nor having pity, and He will ignore their cries for help. [v. 18]
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I. (God’s Destroying Weapons). [vv. 1-3] A. The Lord told Ezekiel to gather those who have charge over the city. [v. 1] B. Six men gather each with a weapon in his hand, one was in linen, all gathered by the brazen altar. [v. 2] C. The Lord’s glory departed from the cherub. [v. 3a] II. (The Mark of the Righteous). [vv. 4-11] A. The man in the linen is called, the Lord told him to mark those that cry for all the abominations. [vv. 3b-4] B. The other 5 were to smite those not marked without sparing or pity on young, old, men, women, and children. [vv. 5-6] C. The other 5 were to defile the temple and fill the courts with dead. [v. 7] D. Ezekiel fell down crying at the carnage wondering if the Lord would destroy all of Jerusalem. [v. 8] E. The Lord told Ezekiel that the people were wicked having forsaken the Lord and He would have no pity. [vv. 9-10] F. The man clothed in linen reported that he had done as commanded. [v. 11]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 10
I. (Coals of Fire). [vv. 1-7] A. Ezekiel sees a firmament above the cherubims; above them a sapphire throne. [v.1] B. Ezekiel sees a man take coals of fire and scatter them over the city. [v.2] C. Ezekiel sees the cherubims stand on the right side of the house, the man goes in, the cloud fills the inner court with the Lord’s glory going up. [v.3-4] D. The cheribums wings sound like God’s voice. [v.5] E. After commanding the man stands by the wheels. [v.6] F. A cherubim hands the man in linen coal of fire. [v.7] II. (Four Wheels and One Likeness). [vv. 8-17] A. Under the cherubims wings appeared a man’s hand. [v.8] B. The wheels look like the color of beryl stone. [v.9] C. The appearance of cherubims was one likeness; they appeared to move in a single direction all at once. [vv.10-11] D. The wheels were full of eyes; the wheels cried, “o wheel.” [vv.12-13] E. Each had four faces: cherub, man, lion, eagle. [v.14] F. The cherubims were lifted up; everywhere the cherubims went, all parts went with them. [v.15-16] G. The spirit of the living creature was in them. [v.17] III. (The Glory of the Lord). [vv. 18-22] A. B. C. D. E.
The Lord’s glory left the temple and stood over the cherubims. [v.18] The cherubims departed upward, the wheels with them. [v.19] This is what Ezekiel saw at the Chebar river. [v.20] Each had 4 four and 4 wings; man’s hands under their wings. [v.21] The faces were what Ezekiel saw at the Chebar river. [v.22]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 11
I. (The Wicked Counsel). [vv. 1-12] A. Ezekiel is taken to the east gate of the temple and sees 25 men. [v.1] B. Ezekiel is to prophesy against these men who cause mischief. [vv.2-4] C. Ezekiel has the spirit fall on him and he is given the word that he is to prophesy. [vv.512] II. (The Death of Pelatiah). [vv. 13-21] A. As Ezekiel prophesied Pelatiah died. [v.13a] B. Ezekiel asks if God will destroy Israel’s remnant. [v.13b] C. The Lord answers Ezekiel’s question: discussing the fate of the righteous and the unrighteous. [vv.14-21] III. (The Glory of the Lord on the Mountain). [vv. 22-25] A. The cherubims lifted their wings and wheels; the Lord’s glory was over them. [v.22] B. The Lord’s glory left the city and went to the mountain east of the city. [v.23] C. Ezekiel speaks his vision to those in Chaldean captivity. [vv.24-25]
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I. (Removed from Thy Place). [vv. 1-7] A. The Lord has Ezekiel pack, move and dig through the wall. [vv.1-6] B. Ezekiel did as he was told. [v.7] II. (The Captivity of Jerusalem). [vv. 8-15] A. Ezekiel is told to explain his demonstration. [vv.8-10] B. His actions represent their being taken into captivity, so that they will know that God is the Lord. [vv.11-15] III. (A Remnant Shall Be Saved). [vv. 16] A. A small portion will be spared and the will know that God is the Lord. [v.16] IV. (Eat and Drink with Carefulness). [vv. 17-20] A. The Lord has Ezekiel eat and drink with quaking, trembling, and carefulness. [vv.17-18] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel to explain his actions to the people. [vv.19-20] V. (The Judgment Shall Come Soon). [vv. 21-28] A. The Lord has Ezekiel speak to Israel saying the end is near. [vv.21-25] B. The Lord has Ezekiel tell Israel that the words God has spoken will be done. [vv.26-28]
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I. (Woe on the Foolish Prophets). [vv. 1-12] A. The Lord has Ezekiel prophesy to the foolisg prophets. [vv.1-2] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington B. The foolish prophets assure the people that God will not punish them but rather will send peace their way. [vv.1-7, 10, 16] C. The foolish prophets will be punished, His wrath will crash on them like great hailstones. [vv.8-9, 11-15] II. (Woe to the Women). [vv. 17-23] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. The women are motivated by greed deceiving the people with their magic charms and veils. [vv.17-20, 22] B. The women will be punished with God rescuing the people from their influence and grasp. [vv.21, 23]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 14
I. (Idols in Their Heart). [vv. 1-5] A. Certain elders of Israel come to Ezekiel. [v.1] B. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel saying the elders have idols in their heart. [v.2] C. The Lord has Ezekiel tell them they are estranged from God because of their idols. [vv.35] II. (Repent and Turn from Idols). [vv. 6-10] A. The Lord wants those with idols to repent. [vv.6-8] B. Those who will not repent will bear the punishment of their iniquity. [vv.9-10] III. (I Will Be Their God). [vv. 11-21] A. The Lord does not want Israel astray, He wants to be their God. [v.11] B. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel saying He will punish Israel with famine, beasts, sword, pestilence, and fury. [vv.12-13, 15, 17, 19, 21] C. If Noah, Daniel, or Job lived during this time frame, only they would survive, everyone else would die, including their families. [vv.14, 16, 18, 20] IV. (God’s Justness Will Be Known). [vv. 22-23] A. A remnant of sons and daughters will be spared. [v.22] B. The remnant will provide comfort. [v.23]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 15
I. (A Charred Vine). [vv. 1-5] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel. [v.1] B. Wood is fuel to be used for fire. [vv.2-5] II. (The Fire of God’s Judgment). [vv. 6-8] A. The inhabitants of Jerusalem are fuel to used for fire. [v.6] B. The Lord will be against the inhabitants. [v.7] C. The Lord will make Jerusalem desolate. [v.8]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 16
I. (Jerusalem Is Cast Out in a Field). [vv. 1-5] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. Israel is seen as a helpless and unloved baby girl who has been dumped into a field and left to die. II. (God’s Covenant with Her). [vv. 6-14] A. The Lord rescues, cleanses, clothes and raise the baby girl. [vv.6-7] B. When the girl becomes of age, the Lord marries her, dresses in her in the finest apparel, and bestows lavish gifts on her. [vv.8-14] III. (She Has Played the Harlot). [vv. 15-22] A. Israel soon betrays her divine husband by playing the role of a common harlot. [vv.15-25, 30-34] IV. (She Has Multiplied Her Whoredoms). [vv. 23-29] A. Israel commits spiritual adultery with the gods of Egypt fanning the flames of God’s anger with her promiscuity. [v.26] B. Israel will be handed over to the Philistines, who will be shocked by Israel’s conduct. [v.27] C. Israel is not satisfied with new lovers of Assyria. [v.28] D. Israel is not satisfied even after Babylon. [v.29] V. (Like an Adulterous Wife). [vv. 30-34] VI. (Her Lovers Gather Against Her). [vv. 35-43] A. God will pour out jealous anger on Israel. [vv.35-36, 42-52] B. The nations that have been the lovers of Israel will destroy her. [vv.37-41] VII.
(Her Mother’s Daughter). [vv. 44-47]
VIII. (Her Sins More Than Sodom’s). [vv. 48-54] A. When God has emptied Himself of His anger, He will bring Israel back. [v.53] IX. (Her Lewdness and Abominations). [vv. 55-58] A. Israel will be exposed to the world showing her wickedness. [vv.54-58] X. (God’s Everlasting Covenant). [vv. 59-63] A. In spite of all of Israel’s sin, a loving and faithful God will someday reaffirm His covenant of grace with Israel. [vv.59-63]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 17
I. (The Parable of the Eagles). [vv. 1-10] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. Parable 1: A great eagle plucks off the top of a tall cedar tree and replants it elsewhere, in fertile soil. [vv.1-6] B. Parable 2: A part of that cedar tree replant soon gives it allegiance to another eagle that arrives on the scene, because of this, that section of the replanted tree is destroyed by God. [vv.7-10] II. (Babylon’s Covenant with Zedekiah). [vv. 11-14] A. Interpretation of parable 1: the eagle is Nebuchadnezzar, who carries off many Jewish citizens (the top of the cedar tree). [vv.11-14] III. (Zedekiahs’ Rebellion). [vv. 15-18] A. Interpretation of parable 2: the second eagle represents Egypt’s Pharaoh, with whom Judean King Zedekiah allies with being against Nebuchadnezzar; this results in Jerusalem’s destruction. [vv.15-21] IV. (God’s Punishment of Zedekiah). [vv. 19-21] V. (God’s Tender One). [vv. 22-24] A. Parable 3: God Himself one day a tender sprout from a tall cedar and plants it atop Israel’s highest mountains, where it becomes the ultimate and universal tree. [vv.22-23] B. Interpretation of parable 3: The original tree seems to be a reference to the house of David, from the second tree comes, which is the Messiah. [v.24]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 18
I. (The Sinning Soul Shall Die). [vv. 1-4] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. Proverb: the parents ate sour grapes, but their children’s mouth’s pucker at the sour taste.” [vv.1-2] B. Interpretation: Israel is being punished for the sins of the fathers. [vv.3-4] II. (The Just Soul Shall Live). [vv. 5-17] A. The righteous man will surely live. [vv.5-9] B. The righteous man’s unrighteous son will surely die and take full blame. [vv.10-13] C. The unrighteous man’s righteous son will not be punished for the sins of his father. [vv.14-19] III. (Every Soul Bears Its Own Iniquity). [vv. 18-23] A. Those unrighteous people who become righteous will live. [vv.21-23, 27-28] IV. (He Who Sins Shall Die in His Iniquity). [vv. 24-29] A. The righteous man who becomes unrighteous will die. [vv.24, 26] V. (Repent and Live). [vv. 30-32] A. The Lord urges the people of Israel to repent so that they will not be punished for their unrighteous ways. [vv.29-32]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 19
I. (A Lament for Israel’s Princes). [vv. 1-9] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. Parable 4: a lioness has two cubs that become man eaters, both are equally trapped. One cub is taken to Egypt, the other to Babylon. II. (Judah Is Likened to a Vine). [vv. 10-14] A. Parable 5: A strong and beautiful vine planted in fertile soil alongside a stream is suddenly uprooted and replanted in a barren dessert, where it begins to wither away.
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 20
I. (Judgment on the Elders). [vv. 1-7] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. While in Egypt, Israel did not get rid of her idols. [vv.1-9] II. (Israel’s Rebellion). [vv. 8-14] III. (Israel’s Punishment in the Wilderness). [vv. 15-22] IV. (God’s Lifted Hand). [vv. 23-32] A. While in the wilderness, the people refused to obey God’s laws. [vv.10-26] B. While in Canaan, Israel continued to blaspheme and betray God. [vv.27-28] C. While in Ezekiel’s time, Israel continues to sin and is not ashamed of it. [vv.29-32] V. (Israel Gathered with a Mighty Hand). [vv. 33-44] A. The Lord will someday regenerate, regather, and restore His people. [vv.33-44] VI. (God’s Unquenchable Fire). [vv. 45-49] A. In Ezekiel’s time, God has become Israel’s enemy and will unleash His anger on them. [vv.45-49]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 21
I. (God’s Judgment Sword). [vv. 1-17] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. In Ezekiel’s time, Israel continues to sin and is not ashamed; God has become their enemy. [vv.1-5, 24] B. Ezekiel’s first illustration: He groans, which is Jerusalem’s reaction to the Babylonian invasion. [vv.6-7] C. Ezekiel’s second illustration: He beats upon his thighs, soon enemy swords will pierce through the hearts of Judah’s people. [vv.8-12] D. Ezekiel’s third illustration: He claps his hands and slashes a sword from left to right, swords will pierce through the hearts. [vv.13-17] II. (The Sword of the King of Babylon). [vv. 18-23] A. Ezekiel’s fourth illustration: He draws a map showing two roads with a fork in the middle. [vv.18-21] B. The king of Babylon will attack Jerusalem before attacking Rabbah, the Ammonite capital.. [vv.22-23] III. (Remove the Diadem). [vv. 24-27] A. The wicked prince of Israel is Zedekiah, Judah’s final ruler. [vv.25-27] IV. (No Mercy for the Ammonites). [vv. 28-32] A. Judgment will be handed down against the Ammonites because of their national sins. [vv.28-32]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 22
I. (The Judgments on the Bloody City). [vv. 1-16] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel. [v.1] B. Ezekiel is to judge the bloody city and her abominations. [v.2] C. The Lord tells Ezekiel want to say to the people about their iniquity. [vv.3-16] II. (The People Are Like Dross). [vv. 17-29] A. B. C. D. E. F.
The Lord speaks to Ezekiel. [v.17] The Lord tells Ezekiel the people are low valuable metals in fire. [v.18] The Lord tells Ezekiel what He is going to do to the nation. [vv.19-22] The Lord speaks to Ezekiel. [v.23] The Lord tells Ezekiel that the people are an uncleansed land. [v.24] The Lord tells Ezekiel how the people are unclean. [vv.25-29]
III. (The Fire of God’s Wrath). [vv. 30-31] A. The Lord tells Ezekiel that He sought one to defend the land and found no one. [v.30] B. The Lord will pour out His indignation on the land. [v.31]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 23
I. (Whoredoms in Egypt). [vv. 1-4] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel. [v.1] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington B. Oholah, the oldest sister, represents Samaria (Israel); Oholibah, the youngest sister, represents Jerusalem (Judah). C. God “marries” both sisters and “fathers” sons and daughters through them. II. (Israel’s Love for Assyria’s Idols). [vv. 5-10] A. She commits spiritual adultery with the Assyrian gods. [vv.5-8] B. God allows the Assyrians to capture and enslave them. [vv.9-10] III. (Judah’s Alliance with Assyria). [vv. 11-13] A. She commits spiritual adultery with the Assyrian gods. [vv.11-13] IV. (Judah’s Alliance with Babylon). [vv. 14-18] A. She commits spiritual adultery with the Babylonian gods. [vv.14-21] V. (Judah’s Alliance with Egypt). [vv. 19-27] A. God allows the Babylonians to capture and enslave them. [vv.22-35, 43-49] VI. (Judah’s Punishment). [vv. 28-30] VII.
(Judah to Drink of Israel’s Cup). [vv. 31-35]
VIII. (The Sins of Israel and Judah). [vv. 36-44] Each sister is guilty of the following: A. Murder. [vv.36-37a] B. Idolatry. [v.37b] C. Child sacrifice. [v.37c] D. Total hypocrisy in trying to worship God after committing iniquity. [vv.38-39] E. Gaudy lifestyle. [vv.40-41] F. Drunkenness. [v.42] II. (Lewdness to Cease in the Land). [vv. 45-49]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 24
I. (A Parable to a Rebellious Nation). [vv. 1-2] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel in the 9th year, in the 10th month on the 10th day. [v.1] B. The Lord has Ezekiel write the name of the day that Babylon will come against Jerusalem. [v.2] II. (The Boiling Pot). [vv. 3-18] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. Ezekiel is commanded to boil some meat in a pot of water until the flesh falls off the bones. B. Ezekiel is then to cast out everything upon the ground. C. Interpretation - God will consume Israel in the pot of judgment then cast her out. [vv.814] D. Ezekiel is to remain tearless at the sudden death of his beloved wife. [vv.15-18] III. (The Destruction of the Temple). [vv. 19-24] A. Interpretation - Ezekiel will not be allowed to display any tears over the coming destruction of their nation. [vv.19-27] IV. (Ezekiel Shall Speak). [vv. 25-27]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 25
I. (Judgment on Ammon). [vv. 1-7] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel. [v.1] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel to prophesy against the Ammonites. [v.2] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington C. Ammon rejoice over the destruction of Israel’s temple. D. Ammon mock the Jewish exiles on their way to the Babylonian captivity. E. Ammon will be overrun by enemy forces and their people enslaved. II. (Judgment on Moab and Edom). [vv. 8-14] A. Moab is condemned for applauding the destruction of Jerusalem. [vv.8-11] B. Edom will receive a similar judgment. [vv.12-14] III. (Judgment on Philistia). [vv. 15-17] A. Philistia will receive the same punishment. [vv.1-17]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 26
I. (Judgment on Tyrus). [vv. 1-6] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel in the 11th year, 1st day of the month. [v.1] B. Tyrus wants to be replenished because of Jerusalem’s fall. [v.2] C. The Lord tells Ezekiel that He will bring Tyrus to rubble and bury them in the sea. [vv.36] II. (Babylon Shall Destroy the City). [vv. 7-14] A. The Lord tells Ezekiel that Babylon will attack Tyrus. [vv.7-14] III. (A Lamentation for Tyrus). [vv. 15-21] A. The Lord tells Ezekiel that nations will lament at Tyrus’ destruction. [vv.15-17] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel that the islands will be terror because of Tyrus’ destruction. [vv.18-21]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 27
I. (Tyrus’s Sin of Pride). [vv. 1-8] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel. [v.1] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel to offer a lament for Tyrus. [v.2] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington C. The harbor of Tyrus is beautiful and is the gateway to the sea. [vv.3-4] D. The ships of Tyrus are the finest. [vv.5-7] E. Sailors come to Tyrus from many nations. [vv.8-9] II. (Tyrus’s Armies and Merchants). [vv. 9-16] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. The soldiers of Tyrus are experienced and well-equipped. [vv.10-11] B. Tyrus is rich having: silver, iron, tin, lead, slaves, chariot horses, steeds, mules, ebony, ivory, emeralds, purple dyes, fine linen, and jewelry of coral and rubies. [vv.12-16] III. (Judah and Israel Were Merchants). [vv. 17-25] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. Tyrus is rich having: wheat, honey, oil, balm, wine, wool, iron, saddle cloths, rams, lambs, goats, spices, gold, blue cloth, embroidery, and carpets. [vv.17-25] IV. (Tyrus’s Day of Destruction). [vv. 26-32] A. Tyrus will be destroyed. [vv.26-27] B. Surrounding nations will stand in the rubble of Tyrus and lament her destruction. [vv.-2832] V. (Tyrus’s Wealth Is Destroyed). [vv. 33-36] A. B. C. D.
Tyrus enriched other nations. [v.33] Tyrus will be destroyed. [v.34] Inhabitants on the islands will be astonished. [v.35] Merchants will hiss and be in terror at the destruction of Tyrus. [v.36]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 28
I. (The Pride of Tyrus’s King). [vv. 1-5] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel. [v.1] B. The tells Ezekiel what to say to the prince of Tyrus. [v.2] C. The prince of Tyrus is wiser than Daniel using his wisdom to gain wealth. [vv.3-5] II. (The Death of Tyrus’s King). [vv. 6-19] A. B. C. D.
Because the prince of Tyrus wants to be as God, he will die. [vv.6-10] The Lord speaks to Ezekiel. [v.11] The Lord tells Ezekiel to lament for the prince of Tyrus. [v.12] The prince of Tyrus was perfect when he was born, but he became corrupt with a multitude of iniquities. [vv.13-19]
III. (Judgment on Zidon). [vv. 20-26] A. B. C. D.
The Lord speaks to Ezekiel. [v.20] The Lord tells Ezekiel to prophesy against Zidon. [v.21] The Lord is against Zidon she is going to be punished. [vv.22-24] The Lord will gather together a remnant and they will safely dwell. [vv.25-26]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 29
I. (Judgment on Egypt). [vv. 1-7] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel in the 10th year, the 10th month the 12th day. [v.1] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel to prophesy against Egypt. [v.2] C. The Lord is against the Pharaoh and will humble him. [vv.3-7] II. (Forty Years of Desolation). [vv. 8-12] A. The Lord will bring an army against Egypt leaving them desolate. [vv.8-10] B. The Lord will make Egypt desolate 40 years. [vv.11-12] III. (Egypt Will Be Restored to the Land). [vv. 13-16] A. The Lord will restore Egypt after 40 years. [vv.13-14] B. The Lord will restore Egypt but not as a mighty nation. [vv.15-16] IV. (The Wages for Babylon’s Army). [vv. 17-21] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel in the 27th year the 1st month the 1st day. [v.17] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel that Babylon will conquer Egypt. [vv.18-21]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 30
I. (God’s Wrath on Egypt and Its Allies). [vv. 1-5] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel. [v.1] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel to prophesy that the day of the Lord is near. [vv.2-3] C. Egypt, Ethopia, Libia, Lydia, Chub shall die by the sword. [vv.4-5] II. (A Fire in Egypt). [vv. 6-9] A. Those allied with Egypt will fall. [v.6] B. The allies will become desolate. [vv.7-9] III. (The Terrible of the Nations). [vv. 10-12] A. Babylon will conquer Egypt. [vv.10-11] B. The Lord will make the rivers dry. [v.12] IV. (The Destruction of Egypt’s Idols). [vv. 13-19] A. The Lord gives details about the destruction of Egypt. [vv.13-18] B. The Lord will execute judgment so they will know that He is the Lord. [v.19] V. (Egypt Falls to Babylon’s Strength). [vv. 20-26] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel in the 11th year, in the 1st month, the 7th day. [v.20] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel that He has broken Pharaoh’s arm. [v.21] C. The Lord will bring Babylon against Egypt. [vv.22-26]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 31
I. (The Greatness of Egypt). [vv. 1-9] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel in the 11th year, the 3rd month, the 1st day. [v.1] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel to ask Pharaoh who he is like in greatness. [v.2] C. The Assyrians are compared to a great cedar in Lebanon. [vv.3-9] II. (Egypt’s Pride). [vv. 10-14] A. The Lord says he became prideful. [v.10] B. Because of his pride, he will be humbled. [vv.11-14] III. (The Nations Shake at Egypt’s Fall). [vv. 15-18] A. The Lord will cause mourning for his fall. [vv.16-17] B. The one being humbled is pharaoh. [v.18]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 32
I. (Egypt’s Fall). [vv. 1-10] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel in the 12th year, the 12th month, the 1st day. [v.1] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel to lament for Pharaoh. [v.2] C. In the humbling of Pharaoh many will be amazed. [vv.3-10] II. (The Swords of the Mighty). [vv. 11-16] A. Babylon will come upon Egypt. [v.11] B. The desolation of Egypt is described. [vv.12-16] III. (Egypt’s Allies Face Destruction). [vv. 17-32] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel in the 12th year, the 15th day. [v.17] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel to lament for Egypt. [v.18] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington C. Egypt will be dragged away to judgment. [vv.19-32]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 33
I. (A Watchman’s Warning). [vv. 1-9] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel. [v.1] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel to speak to Judah. [v.2] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington C. The faithful watchman keeps warning the people to repent even when they refuse to listen. [vv.3-5, 7, 9] D. The unfaithful watchman does not warn the people and has their blood on his hands. [vv.6, 8] II. (Turn from Your Evil Ways). [vv. 10-16] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington Ezekiel’s message before the fall of Jerusalem: A. Their past good deeds will not deliver them from the coming judgment unless they repent. [vv.10-12a] B. Their present bad deeds will not deliver them into judgment if they repent. [vv.12b-20] III. (God’s Judgment Is Equal). [vv. 17-20] IV. (The Destruction Is Still to Come). [vv. 21-29] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington Ezekiel’s message after the fall of Jerusalem: A. An escaped Jew tells Ezekiel about the destruction of Jerusalem. [v.21] B. The Lord opens Ezekiel’s muteness. [v.22] C. The severe punishment will fall upon those Jews who have survived Jerusalem’s destruction but will continue in their evil ways. [vv.23-29] V. (The People’s Covetous Heart). [vv. 30-33] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. Some Jew in Babylonian exile are laughing at Ezekiel behind his back. [vv.30-33]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 34
I. (Israel’s Lack of Shepherds). [vv. 1-6] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel. [v.1] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel to prophesy against Israel’s shepherds. [v.2] C. The shepherds have not done their job to guide and heal the people. [vv.3-6] II. (Judgment on Israel’s Shepherds). [vv. 7-10] A. The flock have been left helpless and with no protection. [vv.7-8] B. The Lord is against the shepherds. [vv.9-10] III. (God Will Feed His Flock). [vv. 11-16] A. The Lord will seek out and deliver His sheep. [vv.11-12] B. The Lord will gather and feed His sheep. [vv.13-16] IV. (God Will Judge His Flock). [vv. 17-22] A. The Lord will judge between the fat and the lean cattle. [vv.17-21] B. The Lord will save His flock. [v.22] V. (A Covenant of Peace). [vv. 23-28] A. The Lord will set up one shepherd over His flock. [v.23] B. The Lord will be their God. [v.24] C. The Lord will make with His flock a covenant of peace. [vv.25-28] VI. (A Plant of Renown). [vv. 29-31] A. The Lord will raise up a plant that is renown. [v.29] B. The people will know that the Lord is their God. [vv.30-31]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 35
I. (Judgment on Mount Seir). [vv. 1-9] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel. [v.1] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel to prophesy against Seir. [v.2] C. The Lord is against Seir and will lay the cities waste. [v.3-9] II. (Boasting Against God). [vv. 10-15] A. They pridefully boasted against God. [vv.10, 13] B. Because of their prideful boasting God will humble them. [vv.11-12, 14-15]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 36
I. (Judgment on Surrounding Nations). [vv. 1-7] A. The Lord tells Ezekiel to prophesy to the mountains of Israel. [v.1] B. The Lord will cast the infamy of the people and they will become prey. [vv.2-7] II. (Israel Will Be Fruitful). [vv. 8-15] A. The mountains of Israel will yield fruit for Israel. [v.8] B. The Lord will multiply men and the men will settle and work the mountains. [vv.9-15] III. (God’s Holy Name Is Profaned). [vv. 16-20] A. The Lord speaks with Ezekiel. [v.16] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel that Israel is like an unclean woman because of their doings. [v.17] C. The Lord poured out His fury scattering the people to heathen nations. [vv.18-20] IV. (God’s Holy Name Is Sanctified). [vv. 21-24] A. The Lord had pity on the profane people. [v.21] B. The Lord will take the profane people from the heathen because the Lord is going to sanctify His great name. [vv.22-24] V. (A New Heart and Spirit). [vv. 25-32] A. The Lord will make them clean giving them a new heart and His spirit. [vv.25-27] B. The Lord will allow them to dwell in the land saving them from uncleanness and allow the trees and fields to produce. [vv.28-30] C. The people will remember their sins and they will lothe themselves. [v.31] D. The people are confounded in their own ways. [v.32] VI. (A Land Like the Garden of Eden). [vv. 33-38] A. The Lord will cleanse them from their iniquities and they will dwell in and work the land. [vv.33-34] B. The people will think the land is like Eden. [v.35] C. The surrounding people will recognize that the Lord restored the people. [vv.36-38]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 37
I. (The Valley of Dry Bones). [vv. 1-8] A. The hand of the Lord takes Ezekiel to the valley of bones. [v.1] B. Ezekiel sees many dry bones in the valley. [v.2] C. The Lord has Ezekiel prophesy to the dry bones; the bones have flesh surround the bones, but the bones have no life. [vv.3-8] II. (A Breath from the Four Winds). [vv. 9-20] A. The Lord has Ezekiel prophesy to the wind to fill the bones with life; the bones come alive more numerous in number than an army. [vv.9-10] B. The Lord has Ezekiel prophesy to the bodies saying that the Lord will bring them from the grave and He will put His spirit in them. [vv.11-14] C. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel. [v.15] D. The Lord has Ezekiel write ‘Judah’ on one stick ‘Ephraim’ on another the two will become one stick. [vv.16-17] E. The Lord tells Ezekiel to tell the people what it means. [vv.18-20] III. (Two Kingdoms Become One). [vv. 21-25] A. The Lord will take people from the heathen nations making them one, and they will not defile themselves. [vv.21-23] B. The Lord will give them one shepherd. [v.24] C. The Lord will give them the land in which to dwell. [v.25] IV. (An Everlasting Covenant of Peace). [vv. 26-28] A. The Lord will make a covenant of peace with His people. [v.26] B. The Lord will be their God. [vv.27-28]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 38
I. (Judgment on Gog). [vv. 1-9] A. The speaks with Ezekiel. [v.1] B. The Lord tells Ezekiel to prophesy against Gog. [v.2] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington C. The allies of Gog: Persia, Ethiopia, Libya, Gomer, Beth-togarmah. [vv.4-7] II. (Gog’s Evil Thought). [vv. 10-13] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. Gog will attack when Israel is at peace in their own land. [vv.8-11] B. Gog will attack to plunder and loot. [vv.12-16] III. (Israel Faces the Powerful Nations). [vv. 14-16] IV. (The Fire of God’s Wrath). [vv. 17-23] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. Gog’s destruction was foretold long ago by the prophets. [vv.17-18] B. The Lord will accomplish Gog’s destruction by the following: 1. A mighty earthquake. [vv.19-20] 2. A mutiny among the enemy troops. [v.21] 3. The use of sword, disease, floods, hailstorms, fire and brimstone. [v.22]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 39
I. (The Destruction of Gog’s Army). [vv. 1-7] A. Ezekiel is to prophesy against Gog. [v.1] B. A description is given of how the Lord will bring down Gog. [vv.2-6] C. The reason for bringing the down, so the Lord’s name will be Holy. [v.7] II. (Israel to Take of the Spoils). [vv. 8-10] A. The Lord speak of the day, Israel will spoil Gog. [vv.8-9] B. Israel will rob those who robbed them. [v.10] III. (Seven Months of Burials). [vv. 11-16] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. It will take seven months for Israel to bury the dead. [vv.11-16] IV. (A Great Sacrifice). [vv. 17-29] Details from “The Outline Bible” by Harold L. Willmington A. The Lord will invite the wild birds and animals to consume the flesh of the fallen enemy warriors. [vv.17-20] B. The Lord will regather, regenerate, and restore His people to their land. [vv.25-29]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 40
I. (Ezekiel’s Temple Vision). [vv. 1-5] A. The Lord speaks to Ezekiel in the 20th year of captivity. [v.1] B. God took Ezekiel to a very high mountain to see the frame of a city on the south. [vv.2-5] II. (The East Gate). [vv. 6-19] A. List of things measured: the gate, the chamber, porch. [vv.6-15] B. There are narrow windows to the little chambers. [v.16] C. Ezekiel is taken to the outer court. [vv.17-19] III. (The North Gate). [vv. 20-23] A. The north gate is measured. [v.20] B. Details are given about the gate. [vv.21-23] IV. (The South Gate). [vv. 24-26] A. The south gate is measured. [v.24] B. Details are given about the gate. [vv.25-26] V. (The Inner Court). [vv. 27-38] A. The inner court gate is measured. [v.27] B. Details are given about the gate. [vv.28-38] VI. (The Tables for Sacrifices). [vv. 39-43] A. Details of tables for burnt, sin, and trespass offerings. [v.39] B. Details are given about the tables. [vv.40-43] VII.
(Chambers and Porches). [vv. 44-49]
A. Singers are in the inner court. [v.44] B. Details are given and measurements are taken. [vv.45-49]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 41
I. (The Temple Measurements). [vv. 1-5] A. Ezekiel is brought to the temple. [v.1] B. The temple is measured. [vv.2-5] II. (The Side Chambers). [vv. 6-12] A. Details and measurements are given about the side chambers. [vv.6-12] III. (The Total measurements of the Temple). [vv. 13-21] A. The house (temple) measurement details are given. [vv.13-17] B. Details are given about cherubims and palm trees. [vv.18-21] IV. (The Altar of Wood). [v. 22] A. The altar of wood’s measurements are given. [v.22] V. (The Two Doors). [vv. 23-26] A. The temple and sanctuary have two doors. [v.23] B. Details are given about the doors. [vv.24-26]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 42
I. (The North Chambers). [vv. 1-4] A. Ezekiel is brought to the north court. [v.1] B. Details and measurements are given. [vv.2-3] II. (The Upper Chambers). [vv. 5-8] A. Details and measurements are given about the upper chambers. [vv.5-8] III. (The East and the South Chambers). [vv. 9-12] A. Details are given about the east chambers. [vv.9-11] B. Details are given about the south chambers. [v.12] IV. (The Use of Chambers). [vv. 13-20] A. The north and south chambers are were the priests work. [vv.13-14] B. The inner house measurements are complete, the east, north, south and west sides are measured. [vv.15-20]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 43
I. (Ezekiel at the East Gate). [vv. 1-3] A. Ezekiel is brought to the east gate. [v.1] B. God’s glory came from the east; details are given. [vv.2-3] II. (The Glory of the Lord Comes In). [vv. 4-9] A. B. C. D.
God’s glory entered the temple via the east gate; God’s glory filled the temple. [vv.4-5] God says that He will dwell with Israel forever. [vv.6-7] God consumed them because of their abominations. [v.8] God wants Ezekiel to tell the people to put away their whoredom. [v.9]
III. (The Law of the House). [vv. 10-17] A. Ezekiel is to show the temple to the people to make them ashamed. [vv.10-11] B. The law: the temple mount is most holy. [v.12] C. Details and measurements are given. [vv.13-17] IV. (The First Day of Consecration). [vv. 18-21] A. These are the ordinances of the altar. [v.18] B. Details are given about the priests. [vv.19-21] V. (The Second Day of Consecration). [vv. 22-24] A. Goats without blemish offered for a sin offering. [v.22a] B. The altar is to be cleansed a young bullock and a ram are to be offered. [vv.22b-24] VI. (Seven Days of Consecration). [vv. 25-26] A. Seven days offerings are to be made. [v.25] B. Seven days the altar is to be purged and purified. [v.26] II. (The Eighth Day). [vv. 27] A. The priests are to make burnt offerings and peace offerings. [v.27]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 44
I. (The Gate of the Outward Sanctuary). [vv. 1-8] A. B. C. D.
Ezekiel is brought back to the outward sanctuary that is looking east. [v.1] The Lord tells Ezekiel that the east gate is closed because the Lord came through it. [v.2] The prince will enter by the porch and eat bread before the Lord. [v.3] The Lord takes Ezekiel to the north gate and speaks with him. [vv.4-8]
II. (The Levites’ Iniquity). [vv. 9-12] A. Details about who is allowed in the inner sanctuary. [v.9] B. Details about the Levites ministry. [vv.10-12] III. (The Keepers of the House). [vv. 13-16] A. Details about the Levites being keepers of the temple. [vv.13-14] B. Details about the sons of Zadok serving in the sanctuary. [vv.15-16] IV. (Rules Concerning the Priests). [vv. 17-31] A. Details regarding the priests: 1. Clothing. [vv.17-19] 2. Hair length. [v.20] 3. Drinking wine. [v.21] 4. Marriage. [v.22] B. Details regarding the priests’ duties: 1. Teach between holy and profane. [v.23] 2. Judge controversies.[v.24] 3. Acceptable defilement among the dead.[vv.25-27] C. The Lord is the priests inheritance not land or possession. [v.28] D. Details about what the priests may eat. [vv.29-31]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 45
I. (A Holy Portion of the Land). [vv. 1-8] A. Details on the land inheritance. [vv.1-7] B. The land will be a possession; the princes will no longer oppress the people. [v.8] II. (The Duties of the Prince). [vv. 9-12] A. They are to remove violence; execute justice. [v.9] B. They are to encourage and maintain equitable economics. [vv.10-12] III. (The People’s Offerings to the Prince). [vv. 13-16] A. Details of oblations to be given to the prince. [vv.13-15] B. The people of the land are to give to the prince. [v.16] IV. (The Prince’s Offerings to the Temple). [vv. 17-20] A. The prince is responsible for offering at the temple. [v.17] B. The priests have responsibility in these offerings. [vv.18-20] V. (The Passover Feast). [vv. 21-24] A. In the 1st month, the 14th day a Passover feast of 7 days eating unleavened bread. [v.21] B. Details about the feast. [vv.22-24] VI. (The Feast of the Seven Days). [vv. 25] A. 7th month the 15th day have a 7 day feast with offerings. [v.25]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 46
I. (The East Gate of the Inner Court). [vv. 1-3] A. The east gate is closed except on the Sabbath and day of the new moon. [v.1] B. Details about how people are to enter the temple. [vv.2-3] II. (The Prince’s Burnt and Meat Offerings). [vv. 4-8] A. Details on the burnt and meat offerings. [vv.4-5] B. Details on the offering during the new moon. [vv.6-7] C. Details on how the prince enters and leaves. [v.8] III. (Enter and Leave by Separate Gates). [vv. 9-12] A. Details on how the people enter and leave. [v.9] B. The prince will be in the midst of the people. [v.10] C. Details on offerings. [vv.11-12] IV. (The Daily Offerings). [vv. 13-18] A. Details on burnt and meat offerings. [vv.13-15] B. Details about inheritance. [vv.16-18] V. (The Places for Cooking Offerings). [vv. 19-24] A. B. C. D.
Ezekiel is brought to the holy chambers of the priests. [v.19] Details about what the priests are to do in the holy chambers. [v.20] Ezekiel is brought to utter court. [vv.21-23] Details about what the ministers of the court are to do in the utter court. [v.24]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 47
I. (The Eastward Flowing River). [vv. 1-5] A. Details about the waters that Ezekiel sees. [vv.1-2] B. Details and measurements of the waters and a river. [vv.3-5] II. (The River Brings Life to the Land). [vv. 6-12] A. Details about the river. [vv.6-8] B. Details about how the water provides life. [vv.9-12] III. (The Borders of the Land). [vv. 13-20] A. The 12 tribes of Israel will inherit the land; Joseph having two portions. [v.13] B. Details of borders and measurements of the land. [vv.14-20] IV. (The Land Divided Among the Tribes). [vv. 21-23] A. The land will be divided for the 12 tribes of Israel. [v.21] B. Details about the inheritance for the descendants and the sojourners. [vv.22-23]
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Raymond Harris Al Macias Ezekiel Ezekiel Chapter 48
I. (The Land Portions for Seven Tribes). [vv. 1-7] A. Details of land borders. [v.1] B. The tribes that live within the borders: Dan, Asher, Naphtali, Manasseh, Ephraim, Reuben, Judah. [vv.2-8a] II. (The Lord’s Portion). [vv. 8-22] A. Details for offerings of the tribes to the Lord. [vv.8b-9] B. Details for offerings and measurements of land for the Levites. [vv.10-20] C. Details for offerings for the prince. [vv.21-22] III. (The Land Portions for Five Tribes). [vv. 23-29] A. The tribes that live within the borders: Benjamin, Simeon, Issachar, Zebulun, and Gad. [vv.23-28a] B. Details of the land borders. [vv.28b] C. The land will be divided among the tribes. [v.29] IV. (The Twelve Gates of the City). [vv. 30-35] A. B. C. D. E.
North side gate details for the tribes of: Reuben, Judah, and Levi. [vv.30-31] East side gate details for the tribes of: Joseph, Benjamin, and Dan. [v.32] South side gate details for the tribes of: Simeon, Issachar, and Zebulun. [v.33] West side gate details for the tribes of: Gad, Asher, and Naphtali. [v.34] Final measurements; the city name: The Lord is there. [v.35]
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