This week, the Torah teachers examine Ezekiel chapter 42.

This week the teachers complete the look at the Book of the Prophet Ezekiel, chapter 40, and continue into chapter 41.

This week the Torah teachers, and the prophet Ezekiel, ‘change gears’ as the study continues into chapter 40, and the description of a temple, certainly evidently, ‘yet to come’.

The teachers complete the look at one of the most notable, and certainly not-yet-fulfilled, wars in the Bible, from Ezekiel chapters 38 and 39.

Ezekiel chapter 38 begins the discussion of one of the most famous wars in the Bible, often known simply as the ‘Ezekiel 38-39 war,’ or Gog vs. Magog.

The prophet Ezekiel’s vision of the ‘two sticks’, one for the Judah and his companions, the other for Ephraim and his companions, which become echad in His hand, is arguably among the most important in the Bible. And certainly NOT yet fulfilled.

This week the teachers go into the details of that one, and the related references, and continue into chapter 38, which is yet another not-yet-fulfilled prophecy that may be near at hand.

The wrap-up of Ezekiel chapter 36 includes some other references to the ‘greater exodus’ arguably still yet-to-come, and sets up one of the most well-known prophecies from Ezekiel.

This week the teachers explore Ezekiel chapter 36.

This week the Torah Teachers explore Ezekiel chapter 35.

Notes: From Ken’s comment on the Greater Exodus – Jeremiah 16:14-15

The teachers complete the study of Ezekiel, chapter 34, including a look at what might be called the “Greater Exodus,” still yet to come.