Ezekiel

1 - Ezekiel's Vision of God's Glory

2 - Ezekiel's Call

3 - A Watchman for Israel

4 - The Siege of Jerusalem Symbolized

5 - The Sign of the Shaved Head

6 - Judgment on the Mountains of Israel

7 - The End Has Come

8 - Idolatry in the Temple

9 - The Idolaters Slain

10 - God's Glory Leaves the Temple

11 - Judgment on Wicked Leaders

12 - The Exile Symbolized

13 - False Prophets Condemned

14 - Idolatrous Elders and Certain Judgment

15 - Jerusalem the Useless Vine

16 - Jerusalem the Unfaithful Bride

17 - The Two Eagles and the Vine

18 - The Soul Who Sins Will Die

19 - A Lament for Israel's Princes

20 - Israel's History of Rebellion

21 - Babylon, God's Sword of Judgment

22 - Jerusalem's Sins Exposed

23 - Two Adulterous Sisters

24 - The Cooking Pot and Ezekiel's Loss

25 - Judgment on Neighboring Nations

26 - A Prophecy Against Tyre

27 - A Lament for Tyre

28 - The Fall of the King of Tyre

29 - A Prophecy Against Egypt

30 - A Lament for Egypt

31 - Egypt Compared to Fallen Assyria

32 - A Lament for Pharaoh

33 - Ezekiel the Watchman Renewed

34 - Shepherds and Sheep

35 - A Prophecy Against Edom

36 - A New Heart and Spirit

37 - The Valley of Dry Bones

38 - Gog Against Israel

39 - The Defeat of Gog

40 - The Vision of the New Temple

41 - The Temple Interior Measured

42 - The Priests' Rooms

43 - God's Glory Returns to the Temple

44 - Rules for Temple Service

45 - The Sacred District

46 - Worship Regulations for the Prince

47 - The River from the Temple

48 - The Land Divided; The LORD Is There