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Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 41:5–14
Ezekiel 41:5–14 describes the outside parts of the temple area with careful measurements. The passage focuses on side rooms, open spaces, another building, and the overall size, showing a layout that is deliberate and clearly ordered.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 41:15–26
Ezekiel 41:15–26 describes measured parts of the temple interior and its fittings. The passage pays close attention to size, woodwork, doors, windows and carved patterns, helping readers notice the ordered design of the house and what stood before Yahweh.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 42:1–14
Ezekiel 42:1–14 describes rooms by the temple area and then explains why they matter. The passage stays focused on measured space, ordered access and the holy use of these chambers by the priests.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 42:15–20
Ezekiel 42:15–20 ends a measuring sequence by focusing on the outside of the temple area. The repeated numbers and directions slow us down so we notice order, boundaries and the stated purpose of the surrounding wall.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 43:1–12
Ezekiel 43:1–12 shows a vision of Yahweh’s glory returning to the temple. The passage joins awe, holiness and instruction, showing that God’s dwelling among his people is linked with turning away from what defiles his holy name.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 43:13–27
Ezekiel 43:13–27 describes the altar’s measurements and the steps for preparing it for worship.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 44:1–5
Ezekiel 44:1–5 explains why the east gate stays shut, who may use it in a limited way, and how Ezekiel must pay close attention to the rules of Yahweh’s house.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 44:6–14
In this passage, the Lord speaks firmly to Israel about wrong worship and misplaced service in the sanctuary.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 44:15–31
Ezekiel 44:15–31 describes the duties of certain priests in careful detail. The passage shows who may minister, how they must conduct themselves, and how their service is tied to holiness, teaching, judgement, and provision.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 45:1–6
Ezekiel 45:1–6 describes a part of the land set apart for Yahweh when the land is divided for inheritance.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 45:7–9
Ezekiel 45:7–9 describes land set aside for the prince and then speaks directly about how princes must treat God’s people.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 45:10–12
These verses teach just measuring and clear standards. The passage names balances and several units, then states how those units relate to each other so that measurement and exchange are not left uncertain.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 45:13–25
Ezekiel 45:13–25 gives detailed instructions for offerings and feast responsibilities. It shows what the people bring, what the prince must provide, and how particular days are marked by cleansing, sacrifice, and atonement before the Lord Yahweh.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 46:1–18
Ezekiel 46:1–18 gives instructions about worship, offerings, movement through the gates, and the prince’s use of property.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 46:19–24
Ezekiel 46:19–24 describes special places in the temple complex for priests and ministers to boil and bake offerings.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 47:1–12
Ezekiel sees water flowing from the temple and becoming a deep river. This prophecy shows a stream from the sanctuary that grows stronger and brings life, healing and ongoing provision wherever it reaches.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 47:13–23
Ezekiel 47:13–23 gives a careful description of how the land is to be divided. It reads as prophecy and teaching, showing both the borders of the land and who is to receive an inheritance within it.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 48:1–7
Ezekiel 48:1–7 lists the first seven tribal portions in a future land arrangement. The passage reads like careful teaching, showing order, named tribes, and repeated boundaries stretching from east to west.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 48:8–14
Ezekiel 48:8–14 describes a set-apart portion of land linked with the sanctuary, the priests and the Levites.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 48:15–20
This passage describes a measured area set apart for the city within a larger square offering.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 48:21–22
These verses describe where the prince’s land is placed in relation to the holy offering, the city, the sanctuary, and the tribal borders.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 48:23–29
Ezekiel 48:23–29 lists the remaining tribal portions in the land. The passage is brief, but it shows ordered inheritance, clear boundaries, and the Lord Yahweh’s authority over the division.
Prophecy and visionsEzekiel 48:30–35
Ezekiel 48:30–35 describes the city’s sides, measurements, and gates in a clear pattern. After listing each side and its gates, the final line gives the city this name: ‘Yahweh is there.’
Prophecy and visionsDaniel 7:1–28
Daniel 7 records a dream and its interpretation. Daniel first describes what he saw at night, then tells how he asked for the meaning and heard an explanation about kingdoms, judgement, and the lasting kingdom.
