| Ezekiel:1,5-21 | “The worship”: Ezekiel |
| Ezekiel:1,22 | “The throne room”: God’s glory in heaven |
| Ezekiel:4,6 | “A few steps through history”: Ezekiel |
| Ezekiel:9 | “The sealing”: This reminds of the sealing of the righteous in the prophet Ezekiel, where the angel was to mark all the people who mourned over the unrighteousness that had taken place. After they were all sealed, another angel came and struck down those without a seal, starting at the temple of God. |
| Ezekiel:10,18-19 | “God comes to the town”: his presence left the temple |
| Ezekiel:10,18-19 | “The Core Teaching”: His presence departed the temple |
| Ezekiel:11,22-24 | “Origin of the Day of the Lord”: God leaving Israel |
| Ezekiel:14,12-23 | “First observations”: four plagues of God |
| Ezekiel:14,12-23 | “The resolution”: God’s plagues |
| Ezekiel:16 | “The origin”: Israel’s story is told as the story of a woman |
| Ezekiel:16,13-26 | “The religious aspect”: acting as a harlot dressed in the same luxury materials associated with the tabernacle and priesthood |
| Ezekiel:16,15-41 | “The religious aspect”: called a harlot |
| Ezekiel:16,32 | “Bride of God”: in times of unfaithfulness |
| Ezekiel:17 | “The teachings of Jesus”: tree is a picture for God’s kingdom |
| Ezekiel:19,10 | “God’s vineyard”: flourishing |
| Ezekiel:23 | “The origin”: northern and southern kingdoms are pictured as two sisters |
| Ezekiel:27 | “The economic aspect”: the same list for Tyre |
| Ezekiel:27 | “The economic aspect”: that same trade list |
| Ezekiel:27 | “Angels = Churches”: Tyrus |
| Ezekiel:28,12-18 | “The character of the harlot”: stones in Tyre are linked there to the king’s original blamelessness, before violence and pride corrupted his trade |
| Ezekiel:28,13 | “The character of the harlot”: Tyre is described with the same kind of stones |
| Ezekiel:28,13-17 | “The walk through continued”: Tyre |
| Ezekiel:32,2 | “No more sea”: Pharaoh |
| Ezekiel:34 | “The further story of Moses”: bad leader like the leaders of Israel |
| Ezekiel:35,3 | “The seven hills and seven kings”: Edom’s mountain, Mount Seir |
| Ezekiel:36,25-27 | “Origin of the Day of the Lord”: the outpouring of the Spirit did not occur |
| Ezekiel:36,25-27 | “Symbols of God’s presence”: when God gives us a new heart |
| Ezekiel:36,25-27 | “The Core Teaching”: Ezekiel 36:25-27 |
| Ezekiel:36,27 | “Pouring out of the Spirit”: Israel |
| Ezekiel:37 | “The twofold attack”: work of the Spirit in Ezekiel |
| Ezekiel:37 | “The problem”: vision of the valley of dry bones in Ezekiel, where the Spirit comes and breathes new life into what was dead |
| Ezekiel:37,1-14 | “What is the story line?”: 37/1–14 |
| Ezekiel:37,10 | “Crux 1: two comings to life, one verb”: Ezekiel 37:10 |
| Ezekiel:37,15-28 | “What is the story line?”: 37/15–28 |
| Ezekiel:37,27 | “God lives with the people”: Ezekiel |
| Ezekiel:38 | “Crux 3: does chapter 20 follow chapter 19?”: the single final battle of Ezekiel 38 |
| Ezekiel:38 | “Two final battles?”: 38 |
| Ezekiel:38 | “Two final battles?”: Ezekiel |
| Ezekiel:38 | “What is the story line?”: 38–39 |
| Ezekiel:38,21 | “Two final battles?”: sword |
| Ezekiel:38,22 | “Two final battles?”: fire |
| Ezekiel:39 | “Crux 3: does chapter 20 follow chapter 19?”: 39 |
| Ezekiel:39 | “Two final battles?”: 39 |
| Ezekiel:39,3 | “The mystery of the first horseman”: strike the bow out of the hands of Gog |
| Ezekiel:39,3 | “A literal reading that isn’t consistently literal”: God destroying the bow and arrows |
| Ezekiel:39,6 | “Two final battles?”: fire |
| Ezekiel:39,17-21 | “Two final battles?”: carrion-feast for birds and beasts |
| Ezekiel:40 | “What is the story line?”: 40–48 |
| Ezekiel:40,1-4 | “The third temple”: Ezekiel’s detailed vision of a rebuilt temple, complete with measurements and a restored sacrificial system |
| Ezekiel:40,2 | “The third temple”: mountain the temple sits on |
| Ezekiel:40,3-5 | “The measurement of the city”: Ezekiel |
| Ezekiel:43,1-2 | “God comes to the town”: return of God is promised, entering again through the East Gate |
| Ezekiel:43,1-2 | “The Core Teaching”: through the East Gate |
| Ezekiel:43,2-5 | “The internal features”: Ezekiel 43:2 and 5 |
| Ezekiel:43,7 | “God lives with the people”: returns to the temple |
| Ezekiel:45,2-3 | “The measurement of the city”: measured as a square |
| Ezekiel:47 | “God comes to the town”: a vision of a stream flowing out from the altar in the temple, becoming a river that makes everything grow and flourish wherever it reaches |
| Ezekiel:47 | “The Core Teaching”: Ezekiel 47 |
| Ezekiel:47,1-5 | “The third temple”: river flowing from the temple deepens within a few thousand cubits from a trickle to a river too deep to cross |
| Ezekiel:47,1-9 | “Symbols of God’s presence”: river flowing from the altar |
| Ezekiel:47,21-23 | “The Gentiles become part of Israel”: ‘You are to distribute this land among yourselves according to the tribes of Israel. 22 You are to allot it as an inheritance for yourselves and for the foreigners residing among you and who have children. You are to consider them as native-born Israelites; along with you they are to be allotted an inheritance among the tribes of Israel. 23 In whatever tribe a foreigner resides, there you are to give them their inheritance,’ declares the Sovereign Lord. |
| Ezekiel:48,8-13 | “The measurement of the city”: city around it has a different shape, with the temple at its center |
| Ezekiel:48,35 | “The promise”: Ezekiel, where the city’s name is finally ’the LORD is here’ |