Ezekiel Bible study proclaims that the morning of doom was dawning. The rod had blossomed, pride had budded from the abominations of Israel in the holy temple. Violation of the inner sanctuary would bring destruction to the city and to the land.

When Israel was in the depth of their distress, Ezekiel however received a glorious vision of the coming morning when their city would be restored. The vision of the new city was given with awe-inspiring detail and grander. The telling of the vision brought hope and assurance of the return of the glory of God to their city.

Ezekiel Bible study is about the end of an Age.

In Chapters 1-3, Ezekiel described his visions of God with its consequential charge of prophetic utterances to the people of God. In Chapters 4-24, he announced the judgments of God upon the nation of Israel, the city of Jerusalem, and the sanctuary of the temple. In Chapters 25-32, he foresaw the destruction of the neighboring nations of Israel for their rejoicing and ridicule over Israel’s fall. In Chapters 33-39, Ezekiel turned to the actually destruction of the temple, the fall of the city, and the completion of Israel’s captivity.

Ezekiel Bible study is about a new restoration.

Finally, in Chapters 40-48, the promise of a greater sanctuary, of a greater city, and of a greater nation to come is given by Ezekiel.

The prophecies of Ezekiel is more than just the struggles of Israel. It is  more than being set free from their captivity and returning to their Promised Land.  It is actually the legend of every man, of every tribe of people, and of every nation.  It is the story of mankind coming back to their homeland, to their city, and to their sanctuary.  Ultimately, it is to experience the temple not made with hands, Jesus Christ.

Ezekiel Bible study is ultimately about the mystery of life.

There is an underlying development of the mystery of life in Ezekiel. The physical events are not just freaks of nature. They are following the divine plan of the created world. As Jesus said,

Verily, verily, I say unto you, Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit” (John 12:24).

Experiencing the good life is simple. Man is to live in harmony with the ways of life (Acts 2:28).  He must know that there will always be a midnight. The human dilemma decrees that there will always  be seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, and day and night (Gen. 8:2).  The good life depends not on trying to keep the midnight from happening. It is about how you respond to the midnight as it occurs.  You can live through them with peace and rest. Or, you can be driven to tossing and turning in the night.  Life can either be heavenly or hellish.

The prophecies of Ezekiel reveal the secrets of the mystery of experiencing the good life.

Ezekiel Bible study reveals not only hope for Israel but hope for all men.

The sins of Israel and their refusal to return to God brought destruction to the temple, to the city and to the nation. When Israel was in the depth of their distress during the midnight of their captivity, Ezekiel received a glorious vision of the coming morning when the temple, Jerusalem, and Israel would be restored.

Amazingly, the prophecies of Ezekiel are for all man, for all tribes, and for all nations. The prophecies of Ezekiel reveal how every man can experience a new temple, a new city, and a new nation not made with hands. Ezekiel Bible study proclaims that in the midst of any midnight of captivity, God will give you the opportunity to experience the true temple (Jesus), the true city of God (the family of believers), and the true nation of God (the spiritual kingdom of God). They are the fulfillment of Ezekiel’s prophecies.

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