- 1 Ezekiel 1 Α′ The throne-chariot vision reveals the Lord's mobile glory in exile. PDF
- 2 Ezekiel 2 Β′ Ezekiel is sent to a rebellious house and receives the scroll of lament. PDF
- 3 Ezekiel 3 Γ′ Ezekiel eats the scroll, becomes a watchman, and speaks only when God opens his mouth. PDF
- 4 Ezekiel 4 Δ′ Jerusalem's siege, guilt, famine, and uncleanness are enacted in the prophet's body. PDF
- 5 Ezekiel 5 Ε′ Shaved hair measures Jerusalem's scattered judgment and tiny remnant. PDF
- 6 Ezekiel 6 Ϛ′ High places become graveyards, yet a remnant remembers the Lord in exile. PDF
- 7 Ezekiel 7 Ζ′ The end comes on every side until wealth, sanctuary, and leadership collapse. PDF
- 8 Ezekiel 8 Η′ Hidden temple abominations provoke the Lord's jealous wrath. PDF
- 9 Ezekiel 9 Θ′ The grieving remnant is marked while judgment begins at the sanctuary. PDF
- 10 Ezekiel 10 Ι′ The glory-chariot casts fire on Jerusalem and begins to depart. PDF
- 11 Ezekiel 11 ΙΑ′ Jerusalem's leaders are judged, but the exiles are promised a new heart. PDF
- 12 Ezekiel 12 ΙΒ′ Exile-signs overturn the proverb that judgment is still far off. PDF
- 13 Ezekiel 13 ΙΓ′ False prophets and deceptive prophetesses are unmasked and cut down. PDF
- 14 Ezekiel 14 ΙΔ′ Idolatrous inquirers and false prophecy cannot avert judgment, even for Noah, Daniel, and Job. PDF
- 15 Ezekiel 15 ΙΕ′ Fruitless vine wood shows Jerusalem fit only for fire. PDF
- 16 Ezekiel 16 ΙϚ′ The abandoned bride turned harlot is exposed, judged, and finally remembered in covenant mercy. PDF
- 17 Ezekiel 17 ΙΖ′ The riddle of eagles and vine condemns faithless diplomacy and ends with the Lord's own planting. PDF
- 18 Ezekiel 18 ΙΗ′ Each soul stands before the Lord, and turning from evil still leads to life. PDF
- 19 Ezekiel 19 ΙΘ′ Royal lions and the uprooted vine lament Judah's ruined princes. PDF
- 20 Ezekiel 20 Κ′ Israel's whole history is a rebellion remembered for judgment, purging, and future worship. PDF
- 21 Ezekiel 21 ΚΑ′ The Lord's unsheathed sword falls on Jerusalem, its prince, and the surrounding nations. PDF
- 22 Ezekiel 22 ΚΒ′ Jerusalem the blood-city melts in the furnace because no one stands in the breach. PDF
- 23 Ezekiel 23 ΚΓ′ Oholah and Oholibah embody covenant lust, bloodguilt, and shameless judgment. PDF
- 24 Ezekiel 24 ΚΔ′ The rusted pot and the death of Ezekiel's wife announce Jerusalem's sudden ruin. PDF
- 25 Ezekiel 25 ΚΕ′ Ammon, Moab, Edom, and Philistia are judged for mocking Judah's fall. PDF
- 26 Ezekiel 26 ΚϚ′ Tyre's joy over Jerusalem ends in siege, descent, and desolation. PDF
- 27 Ezekiel 27 ΚΖ′ Tyre the merchant ship sinks, and the nations lament her collapse. PDF
- 28 Ezekiel 28 ΚΗ′ Tyre's prince is humbled and Sidon is judged, while Israel's future safety is promised. PDF
- 29 Ezekiel 29 ΚΘ′ Pharaoh's river-pride is broken, and Egypt becomes wages for Babylon. PDF
- 30 Ezekiel 30 Λ′ Egypt's day of doom shatters allies, cities, and Pharaoh's arm. PDF
- 31 Ezekiel 31 ΛΑ′ Pharaoh is warned by Assyria's fallen cedar that imperial height ends in the pit. PDF
- 32 Ezekiel 32 ΛΒ′ Egypt is lamented into the underworld among the slain nations. PDF
- 33 Ezekiel 33 ΛΓ′ The watchman is renewed after Jerusalem's fall, and stubborn hearers are exposed. PDF
- 34 Ezekiel 34 ΛΔ′ The Lord judges false shepherds and becomes shepherd through his Davidic servant. PDF
- 35 Ezekiel 35 ΛΕ′ Mount Seir is judged while Israel's inheritance is reclaimed. PDF
- 36 Ezekiel 36 ΛϚ′ Defiled Israel is restored for the sake of the Lord's name with cleansing and a new heart. PDF
- 37 Ezekiel 37 ΛΖ′ Dry bones live, divided sticks unite, and David's people dwell under one shepherd. PDF
- 38 Ezekiel 38 ΛΗ′ Gog's assault ends in a climactic defeat that magnifies the Lord before the nations. PDF
- 39 Ezekiel 39 ΛΘ′ Gog's ruin becomes Israel's cleansing and the Lord's final self-disclosure. PDF
- 40 Ezekiel 40 Μ′ The measured temple vision begins with gates, courts, and outer order. PDF
- 41 Ezekiel 41 ΜΑ′ The inner sanctuary and temple structures are measured in ordered detail. PDF
- 42 Ezekiel 42 ΜΒ′ Priestly chambers and holy boundaries distinguish the sacred from the common. PDF
- 43 Ezekiel 43 ΜΓ′ The glory returns, and the altar is consecrated for renewed approach. PDF
- 44 Ezekiel 44 ΜΔ′ The eastern gate, priestly boundaries, and Zadokite service guard holiness. PDF
- 45 Ezekiel 45 ΜΕ′ Holy allotments and just offerings reorder land, prince, and worship. PDF
- 46 Ezekiel 46 ΜϚ′ Sabbath offerings, princely worship, inheritance, and kitchens regulate holy order. PDF
- 47 Ezekiel 47 ΜΖ′ The temple river heals the land, and the tribes receive renewed inheritance. PDF
- 48 Ezekiel 48 ΜΗ′ The land is arranged around the holy portion, and the city is named 'The Lord is There.' PDF