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Ezekiel 40:1–2 · BSB
40:1 In the twenty-fifth year of our exile, at the beginning of the year, on the tenth day of the month—in the fourteenth year after Jerusalem had been struck down—on that very day the hand of the LORD was upon me, and He took me there.
40:2 In visions of God He took me to the land of Israel and set me on a very high mountain, on whose southern slope was a structure that resembled a city.
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…the most tragic moment in Israel's history. In Ezekiel chapter 20, we see that explanation that I was just mentioning. Actually, I meant to go toEzekiel chapter 40. I thought that seemed a bit odd. Chapter 40. So we started 40, yeah, I'm sorry. So we started in chapter eight. Chapter eight was a vision that…
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…wall, it says. And this interesting event, it's actually reminiscent, by the way, of the measuring of the millennial temple that is talked about inEzekiel chapter 40and the measuring of the tribulation temple that we studied back in Revelation 11. But get this tonight, the significance of all three measurements…
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…comes to an end at Christ's return and He begins His thousand year reign here on earth and He will dwell in the new temple built for that time.Ezekiel chapter 40to 48 gives you the measurements, the size of that actual temple, exact detail, yet future. Now Paul's words found in Romans 11 I referred to…
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We're going to finish up Ezekiel this morning. So, if you have a Bible, I invite you to turn toEzekiel chapter 40. This morning, we are going to look at the the last vision that Ezekiel has which is a vision of the the new temple of the lord. And I'm gonna go…
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…I saw no temple in the city, for its temple is the Lord God, the Almighty, and the Lamb. In the Old Testament, the prophet Ezekiel envisioned, inEzekiel chapter 40to 43, the rebuilding of the temple of God, after it had been destroyed by the Babylonian Empire. However, now, in John's vision of New Jerusalem,…
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…the last chapter, John continues to tell us of his prophetic vision in verses 1 to 2. This is, This symbolic act of measuring the temple comes fromEzekiel chapters 40to 48. Earlier in Ezekiel in chapter 8 to 11, we see a vision of a temple that has been desecrated by idolatry. It is no longer a worthy place for…
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…What he was showing us was our natural state apart from him, that we are dead dry bones, this parched land that has no life within it. We see inEzekiel chapter 4037, one through three, this vision that the Lord gives to the prophet. It says, The hand of the Lord was upon me, and he brought me out in the…
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…In chapter 11 of his work, you find the tragedy of God's glory departing from the temple. But then as you get towards the end of the book ofEzekiel, chapters 40to 48, the focus and the hope is that God's glory will return when the temple is restored. And that's going to be significant for what Haggai has…
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…of judgment he comes with a message of salvation and hope because although the people had abandoned God he had not given up on them and here inEzekiel chapter 40through to 48 at the time when the temple lay as a pile of rubble we have this description of a glorious new temple set before us and as we read in…
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…fingerprints all over the place. But Daniel says, in these 70 weeks there's going to be a temple. Look out, it's coming back. This is described inEzekiel chapter 40through 48. Again, such a radical promise that many commentators who are liberal commentators say it's, you know, it can't actually be an actual…
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…something, verse 1, and not to measure something else. verse 2. And the backdrop of all this measuring business are two Old Testament passages,Ezekiel chapter 40through the end of the book and Zechariah chapter 2. And in both those passages, God has an angel measure the temple and it's a picture of God…
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…and so what is the final goal of this new life that these new people are looking forward to in this new age it's seen in the very last chapters ofEzekiel chapters 40to 48 and God shows Ezekiel a new and permanent temple and chapter 43 of Ezekiel we read this then the man brought me to the gate facing east and I…
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