Division of the Land among the tribes and order of service within the millennial temple. A healing river flows from the Altar into the world.

The prophet is shown a vision of the millennial temple where God will dwell among His people forever. The messenger who describes this structure says that its description is to bring Israel to repentance.

In the future, God will summon Gog and Magog into battle with Israel. A battle that they will lose.

In 35, God rebukes Edom for the way they behaved when Israel went into exile. In 36 and 37, Ezekiel talks about end times and the new covenant. Then He will return Israel to her land and replace their heart of stone with a heart of flesh.

Ezekiel turns from the surrounding nations to Israel herself. Chapter 33 begins with a discussion of the relation between the people and the watchman. It speaks about the case of a wicked one who heeds the watchman as well as a righteous one who commits violence and oppression. Chapter 34 deals with God's opinion of the shepherds who are not caring for His flock.

This is the final section of prophecies against the nations who have dealt treacherously with Israel. Here God deals with Egypt, predicting its defeat by Babylon because it failed to honor its treaty with Israel.

This series of chapters concerns God dealing with the nations surrounding Israel. He accuses them of taking inappropriate advantage of Israel while He was using Babylon to chastise her. A great deal of this section concerns Tyre and we get a glimpse of the spiritual power behind the King of Tyre.

The allegory of the two sisters, Oholah and Oholibah, Samariah and Jerusalem. God describes the descent of Israel into spiritual and physical depravity and decrees destruction and exile.

God judges nations as well as individuals. The sense of this section is that Judah has become so corrupt and wicked that it is to be destroyed. In that destruction, the righteous will neither be a protection nor will they survive. This is cautionary for believers who avoid politics in the belief that they will be protected if they keep their own skirts clean.

Chapter 19 is a lamentation over the end of the Davidic line when Israel is taken to Babylon. In chapter 20 the elders of Israel come to inquire of the Lord via Ezekiel. God informs them that inquiring of Him while they are still in idolatry is a waste of time.