Prophet Ezekiel:

The Prophet Ezekiel: An Analytical Exposition

Name: The Prophet Ezekiel: An Analytical Exposition
Author: Gaebelein, Arno Clemens, 1861-1945

作者：Gaebelein, Arno Clemens, 1861-1945
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字数：546,244　来源：Project Gutenberg

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THE PROPHET EZEKIEL
AN ANALYTICAL EXPOSITION
By ARNO C. GAEBELEIN
CONTENTS
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Introduction by JAMES M. GRAY 3
The Prophet Ezekiel 5
Analysis of the Book 11
Predictions Before the Fall of Jerusalem 15
Predictions After the Fall of Jerusalem 215
Map of Ground Plan of the Temple 269
Map of The Division of the Land 338
INTRODUCTION
JAMES M. GRAY
INTRODUCTION.
THE ANALYSIS OF THE BOOK.
I. PREDICTIONS BEFORE THE FALL OF JERUSALEM
THE VISION OF THE GLORY OF JEHOVAH AND THE CALL OF THE PROPHET.
I. The Introduction.
II. The Vision of Glory.
I. Ezekiel's Commission.
II. The Roll Eaten and the Repeated Commission.
JUDGMENT ANNOUNCED. FOUR SIGNS AND TWO MESSAGES.
I. The new charge and Ezekiel's new experience.
THE FOUR SYMBOLICAL SIGNS.
IV. The Sign of the Shaving of the Head and the Face.
THE TWO JUDGMENT MESSAGES.
I. The Coming Judgment against the Mountains and the Land.
VISIONS CONCERNING JERUSALEM.
I. The Vision of the Image of Jealousy.
II. The Worship of Creeping and Abominable Beasts.
III. The Women Weeping for Tammuz.
IV. The Greatest of all Abominations: Sun-Worship.
THE VISION OF THE MAN WITH THE INKHORN.
I. The Judgment Command Given.
II. The Command Executed.
THE VISION OF THE COALS OF FIRE AND THE VISION OF THE DEPARTING GLORY.
I. The Vision of the Coals of Fire.
II. The Vision of the Departing Glory.
CONCERNING THE LEADERS. PROMISE OF RESTORATION. THE GLORY DEPARTS.
I. The Prophecy against the Leaders.
II. The Message of Restoration and Blessing.
III. The Glory Departs.
MESSAGES AND PARABLES.
I. The Symbolical Sign of the Certainty and Nearness of the Judgment.
II. The False Hope. The Judgment not to be Delayed.
THE MESSAGE AGAINST THE FALSE PROPHETS AND PROPHETESSES.
I. The False Prophets: their Guilt and Condemnation.
II. The False Prophetesses.
THE MESSAGE AGAINST THE IDOLATROUS ELDERS.
I. The Idolatrous Elder. The Call to Repentance.
II. Judgment is Unavoidable.
THE PARABLE OF THE UNFRUITFUL VINE
I. The Parable of the Unfruitful Vine.
I. The Parable of the Abandoned Child.
II. Jerusalem's Idolatries and Moral Degradation.
III. The Doom of Jerusalem on account of Her Wickedness.
IV. The Covenant Remembered and Established.
THE PARABLE OF THE TWO EAGLES. THE CEDAR AND THE VINE.
I. The Parable of the Two Eagles.
II. The Interpretation and Application of the Parable.
III. The Promise of the Future.
GOD'S JUDGMENTS ARE RIGHTEOUS.
I. The False Accusation and the Divine Answer.
II. The Conditions of Life.
III. The Conditions which bring Death.
IV. The Son does not Die for his Father's Sins.
V. The Perfect Equity of God.
LAMENTATION OVER THE PRINCES OF ISRAEL.
I. The Lamentations over the Princes of Israel.
II. The Lamentation over the Land of Judah.
FURTHER AND FINAL PREDICTIONS CONCERNING THE JUDGMENT OF JERUSALEM.
I. A Retrospect of the Nation's Sins.
II. Their Sins in the Land.
III. Judgment and Mercy in Future Restoration.
IV. The Forest Consumed by Fire.
THE IMPENDING JUDGMENT.
I. The Sword to be Drawn.
II. The Sharpening of the Sword.
III. The King of Babylon and His Divination.
IV. The Wicked Prince and the Coming One.
V. The Judgment to Fall Upon Ammon.
JERUSALEM'S ABOMINATIONS.
I. The Violence and Abominations of Jerusalem.
II. The Smelting Furnace.
III. The Corruption of the Prophets, the Priests and the Princes.
THE TWO SISTERS AHOLAH AND AHOLIBAH.
I. The Two Sisters Aholah and Aholibah.
II. Aholah's Wickedness.
III. The Wickedness of Aholibah.
IV. Aholibah's Punishment.
V. Final Rehearsal of their Sins and Punishments.
THE BOILING POT AND THE LAST WORD.
I. The Parable of the Boiling Pot and its Significance.
II. The Death of the Wife of Ezekiel.
III. The Question of the People and the Answer.
PREDICTIONS OF JUDGMENT AGAINST THE NATIONS.
PREDICTIONS AGAINST AMMON, MOAB, EDOM AND THE PHILISTINES.
I. The Prophecy Concerning Ammon.
II. Prophecy Concerning Moab.
III. Prophecy Concerning Edom.
IV. Prophecy Concerning the Philistines.
PROPHECIES CONCERNING TYRUS.
I. The Overthrow of Tyrus Announced.
II. The Effect of Tyre's Fall and the Lamentation.
GLORIOUS TYRUS AND HER FALL.
I. The Glory of Tyrus.
II. The Description of the Fall of Tyrus.
THE PRINCE OF TYRUS.
I. The Prince of Tyrus, his Pride and his Doom.
II. The Lamentations over the King of Tyrus.
III. A Prophecy Concerning Zidon.
PROPHECIES CONCERNING EGYPT.
I. The Prediction of Egypt's Desolation.
II. Egypt's Restoration and Future as a Kingdom.
III. The Conquest of Nebuchadnezzar.
EGYPT'S FUTURE DESOLATION.
I. The Desolation of Egypt and her Allies.
II. The Destruction of the Cities.
III. The Work of Nebuchadnezzar.
PHARAOH'S GREATNESS AND HIS OVERTHROW.
II. The Greatness and Glory of the King of Egypt.
II. The Fall and Desolation of the Tree.
LAMENTATION OVER PHARAOH AND THE FUNERAL DIRGE.
I. The Lamentation Over Pharaoh.
II. The Final Announcement of the Sword of Nebuchadnezzar.
III. The Dirge and Unveiling of the Unseen World.
II. PREDICTIONS AFTER THE DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM.
COMMISSIONS. JERUSALEM'S FALL ANNOUNCED.
I. The Commission to the Watchman.
II. Principles of Divine Justice Announced.
III. The News of Jerusalem's Fall. The Prophet's Mouth Opened.
IV. Hearers of the Words of the Prophet, and Not Doers.
CONCERNING THE SHEPHERDS.
I. The False Shepherds of Israel.
II. The False Shepherds Convicted and Set Aside.
III. The Deliverance of His Flock.
IV. The One Shepherd and the Covenant of Peace.
THE JUDGMENT OF MOUNT SEIR AND WHAT FOLLOWS.
I. The Judgment of Mount Seir.
II. The Time of Rejoicing.
THE PROMISES OF GRACE.
I. The Judgment of Israel's Enemies.
II. The Promised Return to the Land.
III. Israel's Past Sins and Chastisement.
IV. Restoration and Blessing Through Grace.
THE VISION OF THE DRY BONES.
I. The Vision of the Dry Bones and their Resurrection.
II. The Reunion of the Nation and their King.
GOG AND MAGOG
I. The Invasion of Israel's Land.
II. The Disastrous Defeat of the Invaders.
THE DEFEAT OF THE INVADERS.
I. The Judgment and Destruction of Invading Gog.
II. The Burial of the Slain.
III. The Sacrifice of Jehovah.
IV. The Future of Glory.
THE GROUND PLAN OF THE TEMPLE.
THE MILLENNIAL TEMPLE AND ITS WORSHIP. THE LAND AND ITS GLORY.
THE TEMPLE VISION.
I. The Introduction to the Temple Vision.
II. The Eastern Gate.
V. The Vestibule of the Temple.
THE HOLY AND MOST HOLY. THE SIDE BUILDING AND THE INTERIOR.
I. The Holy Place and the Most Holy.
III. The Outer Court.
IV. The Inner Court, the Sacrificial Tables and the Chambers.
II. The Side Buildings.
III. The Hinder Building--The Total Measurement.
IV. The Interior of the Temple Described.
THE CELLS FOR THE PRIESTS.
I. The Description of the Cells for the Priests.
II. For What the Cells are Used.
III. Final Measurement.
THE RETURNING GLORY. THE ALTAR AND THE WORSHIP.
I. The Return of the Glory of the Lord.
II. The Voice from the Temple and the Message to Israel.
III. The Measurement and the Ordinances of the Altar.
I. The Outer Eastern Gate and the Prince.
III. Concerning the Priests, the sons of Zadok, and their Duties.
III. Exhortation Addressed to the Princes.
IV. The Oblation for the Prince and His Offerings.
V. The Two Great Feasts Passover and the Feast of Tabernacles.
I. The Worship of the Prince.
II. Further Instructions as to Worship.
III. Concerning the Prince, His Sons and Servants.
IV. Additional Description of Temple Buildings.
THE VISION CONCERNING THE LAND.
I. The Temple Stream and its Healing Waters.
II. The Borders of the Land.
III. Concerning the Stranger in the Land.
PLAN OF THE DIVISION OF THE LAND.
I. The portion of Seven Tribes.
II. The Oblation; the Remaining Tribes.
III. The Gates of the City and its new Name.