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The glory that left, and the glory that returns: the kavod migration walked station by station, from the throne on wheels in exile to a city renamed 'the LORD is there'.
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- Ezekiel, a person of Scripture.Priest-prophet among the exiles at the river Chebar; saw the wheeled throne and the glory departing and returning; watchman to Israel; prophet of the new heart, the dry bones…
- Ezekiel, a heading of the topical index.A heading of Nave's Topical Bible (1896): every passage it gathers, quoted.
- Ezekiel: the Study Guide, a featured study.The glory that left, and the glory that returns: the kavod migration walked station by station, from the throne on wheels in exile to a city renamed 'the LORD is there'.
Verses
2 results- VerseEzekiel 24:24‘Thus Ezekiel will be a sign for you; you will do everything that he has done. When this happens, you will know that I am the Lord GOD.’
- VerseEzekiel 1:3the word of the LORD came directly to Ezekiel the priest, the son of Buzi, in the land of the Chaldeans by the River Kebar. And there the LORD’s hand was upon him.
People
1 resultPlaces
2 results- PlaceTyrePhoenician island-fortress and merchant power, judged in Amos 1:9-10 and at length in Ezekiel 26-28.
- PlaceMount of OlivesThe ridge east of Jerusalem across the Kidron, where David went up weeping, where the glory departed in Ezekiel’s vision, where Jesus taught, wept over the city and was taken…
Manuscripts
1 resultWords (Strong's)
3 results- WordH3168 יְחֶזְקֵאל · Yᵉchezqêʼl (Hebrew)Jechezkel, the name of two Israelites. The Hebrew word stands 3 times in the original text.
- WordH235 אָזַל · ʼâzal (Hebrew)to go away, hence, to disappear. The Hebrew word stands 5 times in the original text.
- WordH679 אַצִּיל · ʼatstsîyl (Hebrew)a joint of the hand (i.e. knuckle). The Hebrew word stands 3 times in the original text.
Themes
3 results- ThemeHolinessHoliness begins as a claim about God before it becomes a summons to His people. The Hebrew *qadosh* carries a double sense — "set apart" and "whole, intact" — and Leviticus…
- ThemeObedienceObedience enters the story at the very first command. In Eden, the boundary God sets — one tree, one prohibition — is the whole test of the relationship (Gen 2:17), and the…
- ThemeResurrectionThe hope of resurrection surfaces gradually across the Old Testament before it becomes explicit. Job — likely the oldest book in the canon — already confesses a living Redeemer…
Topics
1 resultProphecies
11 results- ProphecyEzekiel's Prophecy of Gog and MagogEzekiel 38-39 describes a future attack on Israel after its regathering. The preparatory conditions—Israel regathered from many nations onto formerly desolate mountains—have…
- ProphecyDestruction of TyreEzekiel prophesied that Tyre would be attacked by many nations and scraped bare like a rock.
- ProphecyMillennial Temple BuiltA glorious temple will be built in Jerusalem during the millennium, described in detail in Ezekiel 40-48.
- ProphecyDead Sea RevivalEzekiel predicted the lifeless Dead Sea would be healed and filled with fish, with fishermen along its shores from Engedi to Eneglaim.
- ProphecyEgypt's Permanent DiminishmentEzekiel predicted Egypt would be permanently diminished and that no native Egyptian prince would rule again—a remarkable prediction given Egypt's 2,500+ years of continuous…
Apologetics
5 results- ApologeticsTyre: Tracing Ezekiel 26 Verse by VerseEzekiel 26:3-14 names specific outcomes for Tyre. This entry traces each clause against Nebuchadnezzar's 13-year siege (c. 585-573 BCE) and Alexander's 332 BCE causeway - with…
- ApologeticsEzekiel's Prophecy Against Egypt's Permanent DiminishmentEzekiel 29-30 predicts that Egypt would become 'the basest of the kingdoms' and 'never again exalt itself above the nations'—a prediction dramatically fulfilled despite Egypt…
- ApologeticsEdom's Perpetual DesolationEdom is the one neighbour of Israel that left no successor: no state, no people, no language, no claimant to the name. Obadiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Malachi all sentenced it…
- ApologeticsThe 153 Fish of John 21John 21:11 counts the resurrection catch at exactly 153 large fish. Richard Bauckham's 2002 study points to Ezekiel 47:10, where the healed Dead Sea teems with fish from…
- ApologeticsTyre's Destruction: A 250-Year Prophecy Fulfilled to the LetterEzekiel 26 predicts seven specific details about Tyre's destruction that were fulfilled over 250 years by multiple nations, including the improbable detail that its ruins would…
Featured studies
9 results- StudyEzekiel: the Study GuideThe glory that left, and the glory that returns: the kavod migration walked station by station, from the throne on wheels in exile to a city renamed 'the LORD is there'.
- StudyThe Major ProphetsFour long scrolls from Isaiah to Daniel: where "major" measures length, and every burden leans toward the Messiah.
- StudyEzekiel's TempleNine chapters of cubits drawn from their own numbers: the measured plan, the glory returning by the east gate, and the river that heals a dead sea.
- StudyThe Lord Is My ShepherdPsalm 23 walked as a road (pasture, water, the valley, the table, the house) and the shepherd thread that runs from it through Ezekiel 34 to the Good Shepherd of John 10.
- StudyThe Glory DepartedFour abominations in the temple and five stations of the exit: God walked out of Jerusalem years before Babylon burned it.
Voices
7 results- VoiceAnselm of LaonAnselm was born at Laon, in northern France, probably in the middle of the eleventh century. He may have studied under Anselm of Canterbury at Bec; the sources are not certain…
- VoiceVictorinus of PettauVictorinus was bishop of Poetovio in Pannonia — a Roman garrison town on the Drava river, in what is now Ptuj in Slovenia. He wrote in the second half of the third century, and…
- VoiceHaimo of AuxerreHaimo was a monk and schoolmaster at the abbey of Saint-Germain in Auxerre, in Burgundy, working roughly between 840 and 865. Almost nothing personal about him survives: no…
- VoiceJacob of SerughJacob was born about 451 at Kurtam, a village on the Euphrates in the region of Serugh, in what is now southeastern Turkey. His father was a priest. He studied at the famous…
- VoiceHesychius of JerusalemHesychius was a priest and monk of Jerusalem in the first half of the fifth century. Cyril of Scythopolis, writing a century later, describes him as a great teacher of the…