Commentary on the book of Ezekiel.


Ezekiel
Ezekiel’s name means “God will strengthen,” and that is a fitting name for a prophet who was called to minister to impudent and stiffhearted people (Eze. 2:3-5). Ezekiel began his prophetic ministry at age 30 (Eze. 1:1).

Ezekiel was a priest (Eze. 1:3). It was to the priest prophet that God gave the vision of the Millennial Temple (Eze. 40-48).

Themes
• To reveal God to Israel and the nations
• To reveal God as Judge and Saviour
• To reveal God’s witness against “a rebellious house”
• To reveal God’s judgments of the nations
• To reveal the restoration and conversion of Israel
• To reveal Christ’s kingdom

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