Ezekiel
Engage deeply with Ezekiel’s theology and life application through 49 lessons, guided reading, and suggested commentaries to better understand often-overlooked truths.
Number of lessons: 50
Total length: 47 hours 30 minutes
Format: Video and Audio
About This Class
Explore the book of Ezekiel, uncovering theological depth and practical life applications that are often overlooked. Dr. Block encourages students to read the entire book aloud and review each passage before watching the lessons to sharpen your understanding. Supplementary resources, like commentaries, are recommended for deeper study. This approach helps you unlock the treasures of Ezekiel and ask better questions for clearer answers.
About the Professor
Daniel Block
Dr. Daniel Block is a scholar and theologian who has devoted his life to the study of the Hebrew Bible and sharing its message with others. He believes in studying the text of the Hebrew Bible to understand what it says, why it says it that way, what it meant to the original audience, and what it has to say to modern readers today. He has taught and preached in a variety of churches around the world, including in North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa.
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Lessons
- Learn Ezekiel's role, audience, structure, theology, and rhetoric to understand his prophetic mission to confront spiritual delusion and restore covenantal hope.0% Complete
- Encounter Ezekiel’s vision of God’s glory and calling in exile, revealing divine presence, authority, and holiness amid suffering, and affirming your calling to serve the King of kings with unwavering faith.0% Complete
- God commissions Ezekiel to embody and proclaim His word to a defiant people, empowering him with vision, Spirit, and resolve for a hard but faithful ministry.0% Complete
- Ezekiel’s calling as God’s watchman demands obedience, restraint, and accountability as he warns a rebellious people of divine judgment and embraces the burden of representing Yahweh’s voice alone.0% Complete
- Witness Ezekiel’s dramatic acts portraying Jerusalem’s fall, as he challenges false security in the land and temple through divinely commanded visuals of siege, starvation, judgment, and exile.0% Complete
- Dr. Block explores Ezekiel 5 as God’s measured, covenant-based judgment on Israel’s rebellion, revealing His unchanging character, passionate justice, and deep love.0% Complete
- Explore how Ezekiel 6 frames Israel’s land as defiled by idolatry, prompting God’s judgment, revealing covenant dynamics, Yahweh’s grief, and the depth of divine justice and grace.0% Complete
- Ezekiel 7 presents urgent trumpet warnings of Yahweh’s judgment on Israel’s sin, exposes the collapse of every societal structure and calls you to recognize God’s justice, sovereignty, and presence.0% Complete
- In this lesson, follow Ezekiel’s temple vision revealing Israel’s idolatry and Yahweh’s justified abandonment of the temple as His glory departs amid escalating covenant violations.0% Complete
- Witness Yahweh judging Jerusalem through executioners and a priestly scribe who marks the righteous, revealing God’s justice, covenant standards, and mercy for those who grieve sin.0% Complete
- Yahweh departs from His temple as an act of judgment and sovereignty, exposing false security in sacred space and revealing God’s freedom, justice, and redemptive purpose.0% Complete
- Ezekiel 11 exposes corrupt leaders’ false security, redefines the city as a place of judgment, affirms divine justice through Pelletiah’s death, and warns of the dangers of power and theological delusion.0% Complete
- Learn how Yahweh rejects Jerusalem’s prideful leaders and assures exiles of His presence, promising restoration, inner renewal, and a new covenant marked by obedience and transformed hearts.0% Complete
- The dramatic sign-act of Ezekiel 12 exposes false hope in the Davidic line, announces judgment on Zedekiah, and reveals Yahweh’s sovereign plan to lead Judah into exile for covenant violation and spiritual blindness.0% Complete
- This lesson exposes false prophets who fake divine visions, mislead with promises of peace, and provoke God’s judgment through spiritual deception and self-interest.0% Complete
- Ezekiel 14 exposes the idolatry of inquirers and prophets, reveals God’s refusal to endorse hypocrisy, and calls for wholehearted repentance and covenant loyalty.0% Complete
- Examine how Yahweh’s judgment is just, salvation is individual, and Jerusalem’s fall confirms God’s covenant justice and exposes false hope in intercession or heritage.0% Complete
- Learn to interpret Ezekiel 16 as a legal drama exposing Israel’s betrayal of divine grace and affirming God’s just judgment and redeeming love through graphic covenantal imagery.0% Complete
- Witness how Yahweh rescues, adopts, and marries helpless Jerusalem, clothing her in splendor to reveal His covenant love, transforming her into royalty as a trophy of divine grace.0% Complete
- Ezekiel 17 describes an eagle-and-vine fable as a critique of Zedekiah’s rebellion, exposing covenant betrayal, divine judgment, and Yahweh’s sovereign justice across Israel’s political and spiritual collapse.0% Complete
- Trace God’s preservation of the Davidic line through exile, revealing His sovereign plan to exalt a tender sprig—the Messiah—who grows into a cosmic tree of universal hope and covenant fulfillment.0% Complete
- Explore Ezekiel 21, the imagery of Yahweh’s sword given to Nebuchadnezzar through sign-acts and pagan omens, revealing divine control, Judah’s guilt, and the reversal of messianic hope into a prophecy of judgment.0% Complete
- Jerusalem is no sanctuary but a smelter of divine wrath, where corrupt leaders and false security provoke Yahweh’s judgment, and where no one stands in the breach to stop His fire.0% Complete
- Uncover how the boiling cauldron parable in Ezekiel 24 exposes Jerusalem’s false security, portraying God as a fiery judge who incinerates their corruption, revealing that covenant privilege means nothing without obedience.0% Complete
- Witness how Ezekiel’s silent grief over his wife mirrors Yahweh’s response to Jerusalem’s fall, exposing false temple security and highlighting divine justice, judgment, and unspoken sorrow.0% Complete
- Examine how God’s judgment on enemy nations reveals His glory, affirms His covenant with Israel, and offers hope to exiles by showing Yahweh’s sovereign control and holiness in global affairs.0% Complete
- Learn how God’s judgment on Israel’s neighbors reveals His covenant loyalty, sovereignty over history, and redemptive purpose—even using weak nations to humble the proud.0% Complete
- Ezekiel’s prophecy against Tyre reveals God’s sovereignty, the futility of arrogance, and the total downfall that awaits those who oppose His purposes and mock His people.0% Complete
- Discover how Ezekiel 28:1-10 condemns the prince of Tyre for claiming divinity, showing that pride in wealth, wisdom, and status invites God’s judgment and affirms Yahweh’s sovereign rule over all human power.0% Complete
- Ezekiel’s lament reveals the king of Tyre’s fall from God-appointed splendor to judgment through pride and self-deification, affirming God’s justice and sovereign rule.0% Complete
- Witness how Yahweh humiliates Egypt’s arrogant Pharaoh, portrayed as a Nile kraken, judging pride and treachery yet promising future restoration to a lowly state, showing His sovereignty and warning Israel against misplaced trust.0% Complete
- Study Ezekiel 29:17-21 and observe how Yahweh repays Nebuchadnezzar’s grueling service against Tyre by granting him Egypt. This affirms His reliability and promises of a sprouting horn for Israel and an opened mouth for Ezekiel.0% Complete
- Trace the cedar-of-Lebanon satire through Ezekiel 31—Assyria as model, Pharaoh’s hubris, Nebuchadnezzar the “chief of nations,” and the tree’s crash into Sheol.0% Complete
- This lesson outlines Yahweh’s oath for life not death, the rule that present conduct sets destiny, the call to turn, do justice, restore what’s stolen, and the rebuke of fatalism and claims that God is “unscrupulous.”0% Complete
- Dr. Block shows how Jerusalem’s fall confirms Ezekiel’s prophecy, how the ruin-dwellers’ corrupt land claims bring sword, beasts, and plague, and how the exiles listen without obeying—revealing that the deity-people-land bond rests on obedience.0% Complete
- Watch Yahweh accuse abusive shepherd-kings, personally seek and rescue his scattered flock, regather them to Israel’s mountains, bind the injured, and renew the Yahweh–people–land covenant bond.0% Complete
- Ezekiel presents the Messiah as Yahweh’s chosen shepherd and servant, restoring God’s covenant with Israel, ensuring peace, abundance, freedom, and an enduring relationship between God, His people, and the land.0% Complete
- Yahweh judges Edom for seizing Israel’s land, restores His covenant grant, renews the land’s fruitfulness, securing His people, and affirming His unbroken promises.0% Complete
- Yahweh restores His honor by gathering and cleansing you, replacing your stone heart with a heart of flesh, placing His Spirit within so you obey.0% Complete
- Ezekiel 37:1-14 portrays Israel’s restoration as resurrection, as Yahweh’s Spirit gathers bones, breathes life, opens graves, returns His people to their land, and affirms His covenant faithfulness in reversing the curse.0% Complete
- God promises to reunite Israel under David’s eternal rule, free them from idolatry, renew His covenant, and give them secure dwelling in their land.0% Complete
- Witness Gog’s attack on peaceful Israel end in total defeat by Yahweh, followed by years of burning weapons, months of burial, and a feast for scavengers, proving to all nations His power, holiness, and name.0% Complete
- Yahweh confirms Israel’s future as He displays justice, explains exile, restores Jacob’s fortunes, regathers the whole house to live securely, reveals His holiness, never hides His face again, and pours out His Spirit as the covenant seal.0% Complete
- The New Temple is a holy, perfectly ordered sanctuary calling Israel to repentance and covenant faithfulness, with the city “Yahweh is There” as a sign of God’s permanent presence.0% Complete
- Ezekiel’s temple vision shows how its design, structure, and guarded holiness reveal God’s terms for restored fellowship, prepare for His return, and point to eternal presence with Him.0% Complete
- Ezekiel’s vision shows Yahweh’s glorious return to His temple, restoring His throne, demanding removal of defilement, affirming His holiness, and fulfilling His covenant promise to dwell permanently among His people.0% Complete
- Ezekiel’s vision details the altar’s design, consecration, and role in worship, showing how God provides for holiness, removes defilement, and promises gracious acceptance through covenant fellowship.0% Complete
- Discover how Ezekiel’s river vision reveals God’s presence bringing renewal, healing, and life as it connects Eden and Zion theology, reverses the curse, and extends blessing from His sanctuary to all creation.0% Complete
- Ezekiel’s vision redefines Israel’s Holy Land, showing God’s ownership, the temple as the center of sacred space, equitable tribal allotments, and the land’s restoration as a sign of His justice, covenant faithfulness, and everlasting presence.0% Complete
- Learn how Ezekiel’s vision of the Terumah and temple shows God’s ownership, holiness, and covenant faithfulness, shaping land, leadership, and worship, and climaxing with the promise of His presence: Yahweh Shammah, the Lord is there.0% Complete
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