Ezekiel
- Ezekiel
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Outline
The Exile: Ezekiel
I. Orienting Data
A. Overview
1. Fall of Jerusalem
2. Oracle Against Foreign Nations
3. New Jerusalem and New Temple
B. Author
C. Emphases
II. Themes and Issues
A. Major Themes
1. Give up your false hope
2. Advisor to the community
3. Interrelationship of leader and people
4. Universal divine sovereignty
5. Hope in a hopeless situation
6. Individual and national responsibility
7. Unification as a prelude to eschatological fulfillment
8. Corporate leadership of the Holy Spirit
9. Certainty of fulfillment of God's word
10. Transformation of people prior to eschatological fulfillment
11. Transformation of the temple
12. Transformation of the Promised Land
13. The Presence of God
B. Highlights
C. Other Issues in Ezekiel
1. The Turning of History
2. Apocalyptic
3. Lament Form
4. Dated Prophecies
5. Prophecies not materialistic
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