Ezekiel

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'.

Four long scrolls from Isaiah to Daniel — where "major" measures length, and every burden leans toward the Messiah.

Nine 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.

Psalm 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.

Four abominations in the temple and five stations of the exit: God walked out of Jerusalem years before Babylon burned it.