| Chapter | Verse/s | Verse Summary |
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| 1. | (1-3) | Vision of Ezekiel in the fifth year of Jehoiachin's captivity |
| (4-14) | Vision of the four living creatures | |
| (15-21) | Wheels appear with the living creatures | |
| (22-23) | The firmament above the living creatures | |
| (24-25) | Noise of their wings... like great waters .. voice of the almighty | |
| (26-28) | Above the firmament was the likeness of a throne |
| 2. | (1-8) | Thou shalt speak my words unto them ... eat that I give thee |
| (9-10) | Roll written within and without ... lamentations |
| 3. | (1-3) | Then did I eat it ... in my mouth sweetness |
| (4-11) | Get thee unto the house of Israel ... speak with my words | |
| (12-14) | Spirit took me up, I went in bitterness, hand of the Lord strong | |
| (15-19) | I have mead thee a watchman unto the house of Israel | |
| (20-21) | When a righteous man doth turn from his righteousness | |
| (22-27) | Ezekiel goes to the plain and receives instruction |
| 4. | (1-3) | Siege of Jerusalem, wall of iron portrayed |
| (4-5) | Ezekiel to lie on his left side forty days | |
| (6) | Ezekiel to lie on his right side forty days | |
| (7-8) | Thou shalt not turn from one side to the other till siege ended | |
| (9-13) | God commands Ezekiel to make and eat defiled bread | |
| (14-15) | Lo I have given thee cows dung for mans' dung | |
| (16-17) | I will break the staff of bread in Jerusalem |
| 5. | (1-4) | Take thee a barbers razor and cause it to pass upon thine head |
| (5-9) | Hath changed my judgments into wickedness more than the nations | |
| (10) | The fathers shall eat the sons, sons shall eat their fathers | |
| (11-17) | I will send upon you famine and evil beasts, pestilence |
| 6. | (1-7) | I will bring a sword upon you, destroy your high places |
| (8-10) | I will leave a remnant, shall remember me among the nations | |
| (11-14) | then shall ye know that I am the Lord when slain among the idols |
| 7. | (1-19) | Now is the end come upon thee and I will send my anger |
| (20-22) | I will give it into the hands of the strangers for a prey | |
| (23-27) | I will bring the worst of the heathen. They will possess their houses |
| 8. | (1-4) | The sixth year, sixth month, hand of the Lord fell upon me |
| (5-13) | Behold the wicked abominations that they do | |
| (14-17) | Is it a light thing that they commit the abominations that they do | |
| (18) | Mine eyes shall not spare neither will I have pity |
| 9. | (1-2) | Six men with slaughter swords, one with a writers inkhorn |
| (3-4) | Man with inkhorn to mark them that cry over the abominations | |
| (5-7) | Men with slaughter weapons to kill them that lack a mark | |
| (8-10) | The iniquity of Israel and Judah is exceeding great | |
| (11) | Man with inkhorn reports his task is completed |
| 10. | (1-2) | In the firmament a throne as it were a sapphire |
| (3-7) | Take fire from between the wheels, between the cherubims | |
| (8-17) | The appearance and movement of the cherubims | |
| (18-22) | Glory of the Lord departed, cherubims mounted up from the earth |
| 11. | (1-4) | The spirit lift me up, brought me to the East gate of Lord's house |
| (5-12) | Ye shall fall by the sword, I will judge you in the border of Israel | |
| (13) | When I prophesied Pelatiah the son of Benaiah died | |
| (14-18) | I will even gather you from the people, out of the countries | |
| (19-21) | I will give them one heart, put a new spirit within you | |
| (22-23) | The glory of the Lord went up from the midst of the city | |
| (24-25) | I spake unto them all the things the Lord had showed me |
| 12. | (1-7) | Prepare thee stuff for removing, remove by day in their sight |
| (8-11) | Like as I have done so it shall be done unto them | |
| (12-13) | Prince, I will bring him to Babylon yet shall he not see it | |
| (14-16) | I shall scatter them among the nations | |
| (17-20) | Her land may be desolate because of the violence | |
| (21-25) | There shall no more be any vain vision nor flattering divination | |
| (26-28) | But the word I have spoken shall be done |
| 13. | (1-3) | Woe unto the foolish prophets that follow their own spirit |
| (4-9) | Because ye have spoken vanity and seen lies I am against you | |
| (10-15) | Thus will I accomplish my wrath upon the wall | |
| (16) | The prophets which see visions of peace, there shall be no peace | |
| (17-23) | Set thy face against the daughters that prophesy out of their heart |
| 14. | (1) | Certain of the elders came and sat before me |
| (2-11) | Repent and turn yourselves from your idols | |
| (12-21) | Will send famine, noisome beasts, sword, pestilence | |
| (22-23) | Therein shall be left a remnant that shall be brought forth |
| 15. | (1-5) | What is the vine tree, it was meet for no work |
| (6-8) | I will make the land desolate |
| 16. | (1-5) | Thy father was an Amorite, thy mother a Hittite |
| (6-14) | I said unto thee when thou wast in they blood, live | |
| (15-18) | But thou didst trust in thine own beauty | |
| (19) | My meat also which I gave thee, set it before them | |
| (20-21) | Thou hast slain all my children | |
| (22-25) | Thou hast made thee a high place in every street | |
| (26-29) | Committed fornication with Egyptians, Assyrians, Chaldeans | |
| (30-34) | How weak is thine heart seeing thou dost all these things | |
| (35-43) | Wherefore, O harlot, hear the word of the Lord | |
| (44-47) | Thou wast corrupted more than they in all thy ways | |
| (48-50) | Sodom thy sister hath not done as thou hast done | |
| (51-52) | Neither hath Samaria committed half thy sins | |
| (53-59) | I will even deal with thee as thou hast done | |
| (60-63) | I will establish unto thee an everlasting covenant |
| 17. | (1-6) | Put forth a riddle and speak a parable |
| (7-8) | There was also another great eagle | |
| (9-10) | The South the Lord God, shall it prosper | |
| (11-21) | Mine oath that he hath despised will I recompense | |
| (22-24) | I the Lord have spoken and have done it |
| 18. | (1-4) | The fathers have eaten sour grapes |
| (5-9) | If a man be just and do that which is lawful | |
| (10-13) | If he beget a son that is a robber | |
| (14-17) | If he beget a son that seeth all his father's sins | |
| (18) | Even he shall die in his iniquity | |
| (19-23) | Why doth not the son bear the iniquity of the father | |
| (24) | When the righteous turneth away from his righteousness | |
| (25-26) | Is not my way equal, are not your ways unequal | |
| (27-28) | When the wicked man turneth away from his wickedness | |
| (29) | Yet saith the house of Israel | |
| (30-32) | I will judge you according to your ways |
| 19. | (1-7) | What is thy mother, a lioness |
| (8-9) | The nations set against him, put him in ward in chains | |
| (10-14) | Thy mother is like a vine in thy blood |
| 20. | (1) | Certain of the elders came to inquire of the Lord |
| (2-4) | As I live saith the Lord I will not be inquired of by them | |
| (5-8) | I will pour out my fury upon them to accomplish my anger | |
| (9-12) | I wrought for my names sake that it should not be polluted | |
| (13-14) | But I wrought for my names sake that it should not be polluted | |
| (15-18) | They despised my judgments, walked not in my statutes | |
| (19-20) | Hallow my sabbaths and they shall be a sign between me and you | |
| (21-24) | I would scatter them among the heathen, disperse among countries | |
| (25-26) | I polluted them in their own gifts that they may know I am the Lord | |
| (27-31) | As I live saith the Lord I will not inquired of by you | |
| (32-39) | I will cause you to pass under the rod | |
| (40-44) | In the mountain of the height of Israel serve me | |
| (45-48) | Set thy face toward the South | |
| (49) | Doth he not speak parables |
| 21. | (1-5) | All flesh shall know that I have drawn forth my sword |
| (6-7) | Every heart shall melt and all hands shall be feeble | |
| (8-13) | A sword is sharpened to make a sore slaughter | |
| (14-17) | I have set the point of the sword against all their gates | |
| (18-23) | Appoint thee two ways the sword of king of Babylon may come | |
| (24-27) | Remove the diadem and take off the crown, shall not be the same | |
| (28-32) | Concerning the Amonites and concerning their approach |
| 22. | (1-6) | Thou art become guilty in thy blood that thou hast shed |
| (7-12) | Thou hast despised mine holy things, hast profaned my sabbaths | |
| (13-16) | Can thine hands be strong in the days that I shall deal with thee | |
| (17-22) | I will gather you and blow upon you in the fire of my wrath | |
| (23-31) | Their own way have I recompensed upon their heads |
| 23. | (1-4) | Samaria is Aholah and Jerusalem is Aholibah |
| (5-10) | Aholah played the harlot, delivered into the hands of the Assyrians | |
| (11-21) | When her sister Aholibah saw this she was more corrupt | |
| (22-30) | Therefore Aholibah will I raise up thy lovers against thee | |
| (31-35) | Thou hast walked in the way of thy sister | |
| (36-44) | Wilt thou judge Aholah and Aholibah, declare their abominations | |
| (45-49) | Ye shall bear the sins of your idols |
| 24. | (1-2) | In the ninth year, tenth month, tenth day, write the name of the day |
| (3-5) | Set on a pot, burn also the bones under it, make it boil well | |
| (6-8) | Her blood is in the midst of her, upon the top of a rock | |
| (9-12) | Woe to the bloody city, I will make the pile for fire great | |
| (13-14) | According to thy ways and doings shall they judge thee | |
| (15-18) | I will take away from thee the desire of thine eyes with a stroke | |
| (19-24) | Ye shall not mourn nor weep but ye shall pine away for iniquities | |
| (25-27) | Thou shalt be sign unto them, they shall know that I am the Lord |
| 25. | (1-7) | Set thy face against the Ammonites, I will cause thee to perish |
| (8-11) | I will execute judgments upon Moab | |
| (12-14) | I will also stretch out mine hand upon Edom | |
| (15-17) | I will stretch out mine hand upon the Philistines |
| 26. | (1) | In the eleventh year, in the first day of the month |
| (2-6) | Behold I am against thee O Israel | |
| (7-14) | I will make thee like the top of a rock, a place to spread nets | |
| (15-21) | Now shall the isles tremble in the day of thy fall |
| 27. | (1-36) | What city is like Tyrus, destroyed in the midst of the sea |
| 28. | (1-10) | Say unto the prince of Tyrus, thine heart is lifted up |
| (11-19) | Thou shalt be a terror and never shalt thou be any more | |
| (20-24) | Behold I am against thee O Zidon | |
| (25-26) | When I shall have gathered the house of Israel |
| 29. | (1) | In the tenth year, tenth month, the twelfth day |
| (2-11) | Set thy face against Pharaoh king of Egypt | |
| (12) | I will make the land of Egypt desolate forty years | |
| (13-16) | Neither shall it exalt itself any more above the nations | |
| (17-20) | Egypt to be given to Nebuchadnezzar as wages for his army | |
| (21) | In that day I will give thee the opening of the mouth |
| 30. | (1-5) | Sword to come on Egypt, great pain in Ethiopia |
| (6-8) | They also that uphold Egypt shall fall | |
| (9) | Messengers to go forth in ships to make careless Ethiopians afraid | |
| (10-12) | The terrible of the nations shall be brought to destroy the land | |
| (13-16) | Pathros desolate, Sin shall have pain, No rent asunder | |
| (17) | Aven, Phi-beseth to go into captivity | |
| (18-19) | At Tehaphenes the day shall be darkened, yoke of Egypt broken | |
| (20) | In the eleventh year, first month, seventh day of the month | |
| (21-26) | Pharaoh's arms to be broken, Egyptians scattered |
| 31. | (1) | Eleventh year, third month, first day word of the Lord came |
| (2) | Son of man speak unto Pharaoh king of Egypt | |
| (3-9) | The Assyrian was a cedar in Lebanon with fair branches | |
| (10-14) | Strangers the terrible of the nations have cut him off | |
| (15-18) | I made the nations to shake at the sound of his fall |
| 32. | (1) | In the twelfth year, twelfth month, first day |
| (2-16) | Lamentation for Pharaoh and Egypt | |
| (17) | Word that came in the twelfth year, fifteenth day | |
| (18-21) | Wait for the multitude of Egypt and cast them down | |
| (22-23) | Asshur is there and all her company | |
| (24-25) | Elam and all her multitude round about her grave | |
| (26-28) | Meshech and Tubal shall not lie with the mighty fallen | |
| (29) | Edom, her kings and princes laid by them that were slain | |
| (30) | Princes of North, Zidonians gone down with the slain | |
| (31-32) | Pharaoh and all his army slain by the sword |
| 33. | (1-5) | If the watchman warns, people do not take the warning |
| (6) | If the watchman see sword come, does not warn | |
| (7-9) | I have set thee a watchman unto the house of Israel | |
| (10-11) | I have no pleasure in the death of the wicked | |
| (12-16) | Righteous who transgress, wicked who turn from evil | |
| (17-20) | I will judge you every one after his ways | |
| (21) | In the twelfth year, tenth month, fifth day | |
| (22) | One escaped from Jerusalem, Ezekiel struck dumb | |
| (23-29) | Ye eat with the blood, shed blood, shall ye possess the land | |
| (30-33) | Then shall they know that a prophet has been among them |
| 34. | (1-4) | Woe be to the shepherds of Israel that do feed themselves |
| (5-6) | My flock was scattered and none did search or seek after them | |
| (7-10) | I am against the shepherds I will require my flock at their hands | |
| (11-16) | I will feed my flock and I will cause them to lie down | |
| (17-19) | They eat that which ye have trodden with your feet | |
| (20-22) | I will save my clock they shall no more be a prey | |
| (23-24) | I the Lord will be their God, David a prince | |
| (25-31) | I will make with them a covenant of peace |
| 35. | (1-2) | Son of man set they face against mount Seir |
| (3-5) | Because thou hast had a perpetual hatred | |
| (6-9) | I will prepare thee unto blood and blood shall pursue thee | |
| (10-13) | I will even do according to thine anger and thine envy | |
| (14-15) | When the whole world rejoiceth I will make thee desolate |
| 36. | (1) | Prophesy unto the mountains of Israel |
| (2-4) | Because they have made you desolate | |
| (5-7) | In the fire of my jealousy have I spoken against residue of heathen | |
| (8-11) | Ye O mountains of Israel ye shall shoot forth your branches | |
| (12-14) | Thou shalt devour men no more neither bereave thy nations | |
| (15) | Neither shalt thou cause the nations to fall any more | |
| (16-20) | Israel defiled their land by their own way | |
| (21-22) | I do not this for your sakes O house of Israel | |
| (23-24) | I will sanctify my name which was polluted among the heathen | |
| (25-26) | Sprinkle clean water upon you, a new heart will I give you | |
| (27-28) | I will put my spirit within you | |
| (29-30) | I will also save your from your uncleanness | |
| (31) | Then shall ye remember you own evil ways | |
| (32) | Not for your sakes do I this saith the Lord | |
| (33-35) | In the day I shall cleanse you, desolate land shall be tilled | |
| (36) | then the heathen that re left shall know Lord builds ruined places | |
| (37-38) | Waste cities filled with flocks of men, shall know I am the Lord |
| 37. | (1-2) | Ezekiel carried in spirit of the Lord to valley of dry bones |
| (3) | Son of man can these bones live | |
| (4-6) | Prophesy upon these bones, breath to enter, flesh | |
| (7-8) | A shaking, the bones come together, skin covered them | |
| (9-10) | The four winds breathe on them, they lived, a great army | |
| (11-14) | These bones are the whole house of Israel | |
| (15-17) | Two sticks, one for Judah and Ephraim joined together | |
| (18-20) | The sticks whereon thou writest in thine hand before the people | |
| (21-22) | Children of Israel to be gathered, made one nation | |
| (23) | Neither shall they defile themselves any more with idols | |
| (24-25) | David my servant king, one shepherd, observe my statutes | |
| (26-27) | An everlasting covenant of peace | |
| (28) | Heathen shall know the Lord sanctifies Israel |
| 38. | (1-2) | Set thy face against Gog, land of Magog, chief prince of Meshech |
| (3-4) | I will turn thee back and put hooks in thy jaws | |
| (5-7) | Persia, Ethopia, Libya, Gomer, be thou prepared | |
| (8-9) | In the latter years, come into land brought back from the sword | |
| (10-13) | Thou shalt think an evil thought, to take a spoil, a prey | |
| (14-16) | Thou shalt come up against my people Israel like a cloud | |
| (17-21) | When Gog shall come up against Israel, fury shall come up | |
| (22-23) | I will be known the eyes of many nations |
| 39. | (1-5) | I am against thee O Gog, prince of Meshech and Tubal |
| (6) | I will send a fire on Magog, them the dwell carelessly in the isles | |
| (7) | My holy name known in Israel, heathen shall know I am the Lord | |
| (8-10) | Wood from weapons to be burned, will last seven years | |
| (11-16) | Gog to have graves in Israel, men employed to bury bones | |
| (17-20) | Every feathered fowl to feast on horses, mighty men of war | |
| (21-22) | I will set my glory among the heathen, Israel know I am the Lord | |
| (23-24) | Heathen shall know Israel went into captivity for their iniquity | |
| (25-28) | Mercy upon the whole house of Israel, jealous for my holy name | |
| (29) | I have poured out my spirit upon the house of Israel |
| 40. | (1) | City smitten twenty-fifth year, first month, tenth day of month |
| (2) | Ezekiel taken in a vision to very high mountain in Israel | |
| (3) | Man with appearance of brass, line of flax, measuring reed | |
| (4) | Declare all that thou seest to the house of Israel | |
| (5-19) | Measurement of wall, East gate, outward court | |
| (20-23) | Measurement of gates, inner court toward the North | |
| (24-27) | Measurement of gate, inner court toward the South | |
| (28-31) | The inner court by the South gate | |
| (32-38) | Gate and inner court toward the East | |
| (39-43) | Porch by East gate and tables for sacrifices | |
| (44) | Chambers for singers in inner court at the side of the North | |
| (45) | Chamber toward South for priests and keepers of the house | |
| (46) | Chamber toward North, keepers of charge of the altar | |
| (47) | Measurement of the altar | |
| (48-49) | Measurement of the porch |
| 41. | (1-17) | Measurement of the door, posts and chambers |
| (18-20) | Cherubims and palm trees on doors and walls | |
| (21) | The posts of the temple were squared | |
| (22) | This is the table that is before the Lord | |
| (23-25) | The temple and sanctuary had two doors | |
| (26) | Narrow windows beside the porch and side chambers |
| 42. | (1-12) | Then he brought me forth into the outer court toward the North |
| (13-14) | North, South chambers holy, where priests eat most holy things | |
| (15-19) | East, North, South, West sides measure five hundred reeds | |
| (20) | Wall separating profane place and sanctuary |
| 43. | (1-2) | The glory of God came from the East |
| (3) | The visions were like the visions by the river Chebar | |
| (4-5) | Spirit took me up, brought me into the inner court | |
| (6-9) | My holy name shall the house of Israel no more defile | |
| (10-12) | Shew the house to the house of Israel that they may be ashamed | |
| (13-17) | The measures of the altar after the cubits | |
| (18-24) | These are the ordinance of the altar | |
| (25-27) | Seven days shall they purge the altar and purify it |
| 44. | (1-3) | East gate shut because God entered by it |
| (4-5) | Glory of the Lord fills house, mark well all ordinances of the Lord | |
| (6-8) | Ye have broken my covenant because of all your abominations | |
| (9-14) | Levites who sinned to serve but not minister as a priest | |
| (15-16) | Levites, sons of Zadok, to minister before the Lord | |
| (17-19) | Priestly garments to be worn | |
| (20-22) | Not to shave their heads, grow locks, drink wine, marriage limits | |
| (23-27) | They shall teach difference between holy and profane | |
| (28-31) | I am their inheritance ye shall give them no possession |
| 45. | (1-6) | A holy portion of land when inheritance divided |
| (7-8) | Portion for the prince, princes will not oppress the people | |
| (9-12) | O princes of Israel execute judgment and justice | |
| (13-16) | People shall give this oblation for the prince in Israel | |
| (17) | Princes part to give meat, burnt and drink offerings | |
| (18-19) | First day of month sin offering to be made | |
| (20) | Seventh day offering for the simple and erring | |
| (21-24) | First month, fourteenth day Passover, unleavened bread | |
| (25) | Seventh month, fifteenth day, do according to feast of seven days |
| 46. | (1) | East gate of inner court open six working days, closed sabbaths |
| (2-3) | Prince to make offerings, people worship sabbaths and new moons | |
| (4-5) | Burnt offering prince to make in the sabbath day | |
| (6-8) | Offering to be made in the day of the new moon | |
| (9-11) | Entering and leaving during the solemn feasts | |
| (12) | Prince's voluntary burnt offering and peace offering | |
| (13-15) | Daily burnt offering, meat offering | |
| (16-18) | Prince shall not take of peoples inheritance by oppression | |
| (19-20) | Where priests boil trespass, sin offering, bake meat offering | |
| (21-24) | Place where ministers of house shall boil the sacrifice |
| 47. | (1-5) | Water issued out from under the threshold |
| (6-10) | These waters... go into the sea... waters shall be healed | |
| (11) | Miry places and marshes not healed, given to salt | |
| (12) | Trees by river, fruit thereof for meat, leaves for medicine | |
| (13-21) | Borders of the land for inheritance | |
| (22-23) | Strangers who beget children in land to have inheritance |
| 48. | (1-7) | Borders of Dan, Asher, Naphtali, Manasseh, Ephraim, Reuben |
| (8-12) | Land that is offered shall be most holy by border of the Levites | |
| (13-14) | Against the border of the priests the Levites shall live | |
| (15-17) | Profane place for dwellings and suburbs | |
| (18-19) | Residue for food for them that serve the city | |
| (20) | Ye shall offer the holy oblation foursquare with the possession | |
| (21) | The residue shall be for the prince, sanctuary in the midst | |
| (22) | Between border of Judah and Benjamin shall be for the prince | |
| (23-29) | Borders of Benjamin, Simeon, Issachar, Zebulun, Gad | |
| (30-34) | The gates of the city shall be after the names of the tribes | |
| (35) | The name of the city from that day shall be The Lord Is There |