
Ezekiel Chapter Summaries
Ezekiel proclaimed God's judgment from Babylon, using dramatic visions and symbolic acts, while promising future restoration.
48
Chapters
1,273
Total Verses
Ezekiel
Author
593-571 BC
Date Written

Ezekiel proclaimed God's judgment from Babylon, using dramatic visions and symbolic acts, while promising future restoration.
48
Chapters
1,273
Total Verses
Ezekiel
Author
593-571 BC
Date Written
Visions and oracles
Oracles against neighbors
New covenant and temple
Ezekiel sees the divine chariot and glory
God calls Ezekiel to be a prophet to Israel
Ezekiel consumes God’s message and is sent to Israel
Ezekiel enacts Jerusalem’s siege as a sign
Prophecy of Jerusalem’s punishment for rebellion
God condemns idolatry in the mountains of Israel
Announcement of the imminent end and disaster
Vision of abominations in the Jerusalem temple
God commands marking of the righteous in Jerusalem
Vision of God’s glory leaving the temple
God condemns Jerusalem’s wicked leaders
Ezekiel acts out exile and captivity
God denounces lying prophets misleading Israel
God warns elders who set up idols
Israel compared to worthless vinewood for fire
Allegory of Jerusalem’s harlotry and punishment
Prophecy against Judah’s kings and exile
God teaches personal accountability for sin
Dirge for fallen leaders of Judah
Recap of Israel’s rebellious history and judgment
Prophecy of coming sword and judgment on Jerusalem
List of Jerusalem’s crimes and coming punishment
Symbolic judgment on Samaria and Jerusalem’s unfaithfulness
Ezekiel’s wife dies as sign of Jerusalem’s fall
Prophecy against Ammon for rejoicing over Judah
Prophecy of Tyre’s downfall by many nations
Poetic lament describing Tyre’s wealth and ruin
Condemnation of Sidon and prideful Tyre’s king
Prophecy of Egypt’s exile for forty years
Further judgment against Egypt and its allies
Assyria’s pride and fall likened to a cedar tree
Egypt’s downfall described in a funeral lament
Ezekiel’s responsibility to warn the wicked
God condemns Israel’s unfaithful leaders
Prophecy against Edom for hostility to Israel
God promises Israel’s renewal and blessing
Vision of Israel’s resurrection and restoration
Prophecy of Gog’s attack on Israel
God’s judgment destroys Gog and his armies
Ezekiel views detailed temple measurements
Description of the temple’s inner sanctuary
Details of chambers for priests and temple servants
God’s glory returns to the new temple
Rules for priests and temple worship established
Instructions for dividing land among tribes
Regulations for prince’s worship and offerings
Vision of life-giving water flowing from temple
Final division of land among Israel’s tribes
Now that you have read the overview, test your Ezekiel knowledge.
“Behold, I will cause breath to enter into you, and ye shall live.”Ezekiel 37:5
“A new heart also will I give you.”Ezekiel 36:26
“I will make them and the places round about my hill a blessing.”Ezekiel 34:26