God assures the Jews that if anyone repents and turns to Him, they will live.  Ezekiel 18:21-32; 19:1-14; 20:1-29,30-44.  John Wesley's commentary, Joseph Farah at wnd.com 

No longer will children bear their father's sins.  Each is responsible for his or her own obedience.  Ezekiel 16:35-52,53-63;17:1-24; 18:1-20 Adam Clarke's commentary.  

God says the people think His judgment is not coming because He has mercifully delayed it, but He will wait no longer.  Ezekiel 12:1-20,20-28; 13:1-16,17-23; 14:1-11,12-23;15:1-8

The Lord reveals the abominations of the people heading for judgment. His decision is just!  We need to take note. Ezekiel 8:1-18; 9:1-11; 10:1-22; 11:1-25

Ezekiel demonstrates the judgment coming on Judah and Jerusalem. Ezekiel 4:4-17; 5:1-17; 6:1-14;7:1-27, Adam Clarke commentary

Ezekiel has his first wild vision! And gets his call to be prophet. Ezekiel 1:1-28; 2:1-9; 3:1-15,16-27; 4:1-3 Matthew Henry commentary

God finally finishes with Babylon, pronounces judgment on Elam, and sets Hebrew slaves free, but their owners rebel. Jeremiah 51:27-44, 45-64; 49:34-39; 34:8-22 John Gill Commentary

Jeremiah continues God's prophecy against Babylon and gives us glimpses of End Times! Jeremiah 50:21-32,33-46; 51:1-14, 15-26 Luke 3:16-17

Again, the Lord speaks to false prophets! And we find out that even Babylon will get their due. Jeremiah 27:16-22; 28:1-17; 23:9-40; 51:59-60; 50:1-20

Nebuchadnezzar is deemed God's servant and given reign over the nations. 2Kings 24:8-9;Jeremiah 22:24-30;2Kings 24:10-12;2Chronicles 36:10;Daniel 1:1-2;2Kings 24:13-16,17-18;Jeremiah 37:1;2Kings 24:19-20;2Chronicles 36:12-16;Jeremiah 37:2;24:1-10;29:1-23;27:1-15