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.

Each person is responsible for his own sin: it's not a family thing. History lamentation, parable of the lioness. God is insulted by elders in exile coming to ask pettions of Him now. In spite of all, restoration to the land is promised!

"How may faith be illustrated?" asks Spurgeon. There follows a delightful collection of everyday examples of faith taken from the visible world.

How God found this nation and raised it and enriched it... then Israel's idolatry... Parable of three eagles.

Ezekiel packs his bags, goes into exile, eats with a shaking hand... all in make-believe as a sign to the watching exiles. False prophets called out again. Elders who come for advice likewise rebuked. God is so angry!

Ezekiel is literally taken by the hair to Jerusalem, to see the wickedness going on right in the Temple!

Ezekiel is given visuals to go along with his preaching. Horrible judgment is coming, says Yahweh. Famine, pestilence, sword, scattering. But a remnant...

The incedibly miraculous call of Ezekiel. He is to go to the rebellious house of Israel in captivity.