VISION
OF GOD

Lesson 1

SIN &
PUNISHMENT

Lesson 2  (2:1-3:15)
Lesson 3  (3:15 - 3:27)
Lesson 4  (4 - 6)
Lesson 5  (7)
Lesson 6  (8)
Lesson 7  (9-10)
Lesson 8  (11)
Lesson 9  (12)
Lesson 10  (13)
Lesson 11  (14)
Lesson 12  (15)
Lesson 13  (16)
Lesson 14  (17)
Lesson 15  (18)

JUDGMENT
OF NATIONS

Title  1
Title  2
Title  3
Title  4

FALL OF JERUSALEM
Title  1
Title  2

MESSIANIC
HOPE

Title  1
Title  2
Title  3
Title  4

THE NATIONS
AGAINST
GOD'S PEOPLE

Title  1
Title  2
Title  3
Title  4
Title  5
Title  6

MESSIANIC
TEMPLE

Title  1
Title  2
Title  3
Title  4
Title  5
Title  6

Ezekiel

Lesson 4

SIN & PUNISHMENT
Read: Ezekiel 4 - 6
 
  1. What was Ezekiel to engrave upon the tile? (or brick, see Gen. 11:3, Ex 1:14, 16 where the same word is used}
     
  2. What else was Ezekiel to do pertaining to the tile?
     
  3. To whom were these actions to be a sign?
     
  4. SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT: 4:4-8
     
  5. SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT: 4:9-17
     
  6. What special significance did cutting off one's hair have, which likely prompted God to choose this means to convey his message? (see Jer. 48:36-39, 2 Sam. 10:1-5)
     
  7. Explain where Ezekiel was to burn a third of his hair. (5:2, 4:1)
     
  8. When was Ezekiel to burn the hair? (5:2, 4:8)
     
  9. What was Ezekiel told to do with the other 2/3 of the hair?
     
  10. What was he told to do with "a few in number"?
  1. How did God compare the nations round about with Jerusalem?
     
  2. In connection with Ezek. 5:10, read Lev. 26:14-17, 27-29, 33;  2 Kings 6:24-29; and Lam. 4:8-10.
     
  3. What did each of the 3 portions of hair represent (5:12)?
     
  4. Which portion of Ezekiel's hair symbolized the fate of those described in 6:8-10?
     
  5. Back in Lev. 26:38-45, and Dt. 30:1-3, what had God said would come about after the people were carried away by foreign powers?
     
  6. What kind of gestures are described in 6:11?
     
  7. Throughout chapter 6, the places that are mentioned as being covered with the bodies of the slain are nearly all places of what? (See 6:4, 5, & 13. For "high hill" and "green tree," cf. 1 Ki. 14:23, 2 Ki. 16:4. For "tops of mountains" and "thick oak" see Is. 57:5-7 and Hos. 4:13.)
Chronology

430 years