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Ezekiel 34The Good Shepherd

Israel's corrupt shepherds are condemned; God promises a true shepherd.

The Good Shepherd: a painted scene illustrating Ezekiel 34.

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Ezekiel, chapter by chapter

1. The Vision of God's Glory
2. The Prophet's Calling
3. The Watchman
4. The Siege of Jerusalem
5. Judgment on Jerusalem
6. Judgment on Idolatry
7. The End Has Come
8. The Abominations in the Temple
9. The Mark of the Faithful
10. The Glory Departs
11. A New Heart and Spirit
12. The Sign of Exile
13. False Prophets Condemned
14. Idolatrous Elders Judged
15. Jerusalem, the Useless Vine
16. Jerusalem's Unfaithfulness
17. The Two Eagles and the Branch
18. The Soul Who Sins Shall Die
19. A Lament for Israel's Princes
20. Israel's Long History of Rebellion
21. The Lord's Sword
22. Jerusalem's Sins Exposed
23. The Two Unfaithful Sisters
24. The Boiling Pot
25. Judgment on Israel's Enemies
26. The Fall of Tyre
27. The Lament over Tyre
28. The Pride of the King of Tyre
29. Judgment on Egypt
30. Egypt's Day of Judgment
31. The Fall of the Great Tree
32. Pharaoh Descends to the Grave
33. Ezekiel the Watchman
34. The Good Shepherd
35. Judgment on Edom
36. Israel Restored for God's Name
37. The Valley of Dry Bones
38. Gog Attacks God's People
39. Gog Is Defeated
40. The Vision of the New Temple
41. The Temple Sanctuary
42. The Temple Chambers
43. The Glory Returns
44. The Holy Priests
45. The Holy Portion
46. Worship in the Temple
47. The River of Life
48. The Lord Is There

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