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)
Lesson 16  (19-20)
Lesson 17  (21)
Lesson 18  (22-23)
Lesson 19  (23)
Lesson 20  (24)

JUDGMENT
OF NATIONS

Lesson 21  (25)
Lesson 22  (26-28)
Lesson 23  (29-30)

Lesson 24  (31-32)

FALL OF JERUSALEM
Lesson 25  (33)
Lesson 26  (34)
Lesson 27  (35)

MESSIANIC
HOPE

Lesson 28  (36)
Lesson 29  (37)

THE NATIONS
AGAINST
GOD'S PEOPLE

Lesson 30  (38-39)


MESSIANIC
TEMPLE

Lesson 31  (40)
Lesson 32  (41)
Lesson 33  (42)
Title  4
Title  5
Title  6

Ezekiel

Lesson 30

FALL OF JERUSALEM
Read: Ezekiel 38-39
    Chronology
  1. Is Gog represented as a nation or as a person in Ezek. 38?
     
  2. At whose prompting would Gog and his allies invade Israel?
     
  3. According to verse 8, when would this invasion take place?
     
  4. Describe the state of God's people at the time of the invasion. (38:8. 12)
     
  5. Is the invasion by Gog and his allies represented as a climactic battle, one of several wars involving Israel, or a minor border skirmish?
     
  6. This battle was to take place in the "last days" (vs. 16; KJV has "latter days"). This same phrase is used 14 times in the O.T. Study the phrase as used in the passages listed below and discern its usual significance. Especially note the meaning of the phrase in Jeremiah, Ezekiel's contemporary and counterpart.

    Gen. 49:1; Num. 24:14; Dt. 4:30; 31:29; Is. 2:2; Jer. 23:20; 30:24; 48:47;
    49:39; Ezek. 38:16; Dan. 2:28; 10:14; Hos. 3:5; Mic. 4:1
     
  7. Would the battle described in chapters 38 and 39 take place before or after the coming of "My servant David." i.e.. the Messiah?
     
  8. On verse 17, see for example. Joel 3:2, 11-17.
     
  9. The events described in Joel 3 were to take place in what days? (Joel 3:1; cf. Joel 2:28-32 and the quotation of those verses in Acts 2:16ff.)
     
  10. What would be the outcome of the great battle described in Ezekiel 38-39?
     
  11. What would the result be according to 38:23.39:7. and 39:21-24?
     
  12. According to 39:4, and 39:17-20, what would become of the carcasses of the
    invaders?

    According to 39:11-15. what would become of the carcasses of the invaders?

    What does this suggest about the interpretation of the descriptions given
    in this context?

     
  13. Why would the people of Israel not have to gather wood from the forests to
    build fires?
     
  14. Compare the whole section (Ezek. 38-39) with Dan. 2:44.