1 Ezekiel’s Inaugural Vision 2 Ezekiel’s Call to Be a Prophet 3 Ezekiel’s Task as Watchman 4 Siege of Jerusalem Symbolized 5 God’s Razor of Judgment 6 Doom for the Mountains of Israel 7 The End Has Come

8 Idolatry in the Temple 9 Judgment on the Idolaters 10 God’s Glory Departs From the Temple 11 God’s Sure Judgment on Jerusalem

12 The Exile Symbolized 13 False Prophets Condemned 14 Idolaters Condemned 15 Jerusalem as a Useless Vine 16 Jerusalem as an Adulterous Wife 17 Two Eagles and a Vine 18 The One Who Sins Will Die 19 A Lament Over Israel’s Princes 20 Rebellious Israel Purged 21 Babylon as God’s Sword of Judgment 22 Judgment on Jerusalem’s Sins 23 Two Adulterous Sisters 24 Jerusalem as a Cooking Pot

25 A Prophecy Against Ammon 26 A Prophecy Against Tyre 27 A Lament Over Tyre 28 A Prophecy Against the King of Tyre 29 A Prophecy Against Egypt 30 A Lament Over Egypt 31 Pharaoh as a Felled Cedar of Lebanon 32 A Lament Over Pharaoh 33 Renewal of Ezekiel’s Call as Watchman

34 The Lord Will Be Israel’s Shepherd 35 A Prophecy Against Edom 36 Hope for the Mountains of Israel 37 The Valley of Dry Bones

38 The Lord’s Great Victory Over the Nations 39 “Son of man, prophesy against Gog and say: ‘This is what the Sovereign Lord says: I am against you, …

40 The Temple Area Restored 41 Then the man brought me to the main hall and measured the jambs; the width of the jambs was six cubi… 42 The Rooms for the Priests 43 God’s Glory Returns to the Temple 44 The Priesthood Restored 45 Israel Fully Restored 46 “ ‘This is what the Sovereign Lord says: The gate of the inner court facing east is to be shut on th… 47 The River From the Temple 48 The Division of the Land