Ezekiel ends with the division of the land of Israel in the Millennial Kingdom. Daniel opens with a story of the young man of God and his companions, making the best of a terrible situation, and giving glory to the God of their fathers.

Measurements of the Millennial Temple. Description of the offerings and activities. The prince. The Lord's portion of the land in that day. And the earth is rewatered after its poisoning from war.

Gog and Magog: mentioned in Revelation as a battle after the Millennium. Here in Ezekiel, it seems it is a battle before the Millennium, when Christ comes. Armageddon. WW3. Why can't it be both? And we begin the study of the Millennial Temple!

The haunting vision of the dry bones. They are resurrected. They are restored Israel, coming back to their land! Then we begin the war that may follow Israel's restoration, or may come at the end of the Millennial period (Revelation 20:7-10).

Prophecy against the bad shepherds. Israel to be restored! Those thinking Israel is finished and their land can be taken, need to think again.

Faith is the instrument used by the grace of God to save a man. Why?

Awful judgments coming to Egypt. And Ezekiel is warned to be a good watchman.

Tyre's King, and the one inhabiting his body, are addressed and condemned. Preview of antichrist.

The boiling pot parable. Tragedy to hit Ezekiel and he is not to mourn! Various nations judged. Focus on Tyre.

The sword of the Lord! Oholah and Oholibah (Israel and Judah): Who was worse? Spiritual adultery that eventually spread to all the tribes.