God outlines sacrifices in the Millennial Temple, the promise of Israel's inheritance, and the river of living water.  Ezekiel 46:1-15, 16-24; 47:1-12, 13-23; I Corinthians 16:1-6, jewfaq.org/calendar

God spells out the sacrifices that will be used in the Millennial Temple and mentions the prince who will shepherd the people.  Ezekiel 43:-27; 44:1-31; 45:1-25;37:45; 34:20-24

Ezekiel's vision of the Millennial Temple continues and we get a detailed tour.  Interestingly, sacrifices will continue in this Temple.  Ezekiel 40:38-49; 41:1-26; 42:1-20

Daniel relays the rescue of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego from the fiery furnace and Ezekiel sees the Millennial Temple in detail.  Daniel 3:1-30; Ezekiel 40:1-37

More about Gog and Magog, and God through Ezekiel explains the fate of those who have come against Israel.  Ezekiel 39:1-16, 17-20; 32:1-16, 17-32

Ezekiel prophesies to dry bones and they come to life! The Lord says Israel will be reunited and restored to the Promised Land.  We are introduced to the battle with Gog and Magog.  Ezekiel 37:1-14,15-28; 38:1-23

Through Ezekiel, leaders of Judah get rebuked. Edom receives a prophecy of justice.  And God speaks restoration to Judah for the sake of His holy name.  Ezekiel 33:21-33; 34:1-31; 35:1-15,16-38

The Lord wants to plant a remnant back in Judah after the destruction, but they remain as hardheaded as their ancestors.  Jeremiah 42:1-22; 43:1-7,8-13; 44:1-14,15-30; 51:64; Ezekiel 33:1-20

Judah has been destroyed and taken over by Babylon.  It's a time of uncertainty and insecurity for those left.  Lamentations 4:1-22; 5:1-22; Jeremiah 40: 7-16 41:1-3,4-18

Jeremiah mourns what has happened to Judah, but reminds us that we can still find hope in despair and light in our darkness, by turning to our Lord.  Lamentations 2:1-22; 3:1-66