Ezekiel concludes with a vision of ordered worship, the division of the land, and a life-giving river flowing from the temple. The book ends with the powerful reminder that the city will be called “The Lord Is There.” God’s presence is the ultimate hope for His people.Questions:1. What does the river flowing from the temple symbolize, and how does it connect to God’s work of renewal in Scripture?2. Why is the final name of the city—“The Lord Is There”—such a fitting conclusion to Ezekiel’s vision?3. How do these chapters shape our understanding of God’s presence now in Christ and in the hope of the new creation?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here