Old Testament
Ezekiel (KJV)
48 chapters. Choose a chapter to read the full King James text with a short summary.
- Ezekiel 1: God's glory is not limited to Jerusalem. He met His people even in exile.
- Ezekiel 2: God calls us to faithfulness, not guaranteed results. Speak His word whether people listen or not.
- Ezekiel 3: Take in God's Word first, then share it. Love warns people of danger.
- Ezekiel 4: Ezekiel's acted messages show how seriously God takes sin, and how far He goes to warn.
- Ezekiel 5: Those given much light are held to a higher standard. Privilege brings responsibility.
- Ezekiel 6: God is grieved by unfaithful hearts. True repentance sees sin as God sees it.
- Ezekiel 7: Money can't save on the day that matters most. Only God can.
- Ezekiel 8: What we do in secret, God sees. Hidden idols are still idols.
- Ezekiel 9: God marks and protects those who grieve over sin. Let evil break your heart, not harden it.
- Ezekiel 10: The saddest moment is when God's glory departs. Don't take His presence for granted.
- Ezekiel 11: God replaces hard hearts with tender ones. Ask Him for a heart that loves Him.
- Ezekiel 12: God's word may seem slow, but it will come to pass. Don't mistake patience for absence.
- Ezekiel 13: Whitewash can't hold up a weak wall. Build on God's truth, not comforting lies.
- Ezekiel 14: Idols of the heart block real fellowship with God. Turn from them and return to Him.
- Ezekiel 15: A vine is valuable only for its fruit. Jesus calls us to abide in Him and bear fruit (John 15:5).
- Ezekiel 16: God's love found us helpless. Even after unfaithfulness, He remembers His covenant.
- Ezekiel 17: God plants the Messiah's kingdom from a small beginning, and it shelters all who come.
- Ezekiel 18: Your past doesn't have to decide your future. God says, 'Turn and live.'
- Ezekiel 19: Leaders who forget God fall hard. Pray for leaders to walk humbly.
- Ezekiel 20: God doesn't treat us as our sins deserve. He acts for His name's sake, and that's our hope.
- Ezekiel 21: The crown waits for the One whose right it is: Jesus, the true King (Genesis 49:10).
- Ezekiel 22: God looks for people who will stand in the gap in prayer. Be one of them.
- Ezekiel 23: Forgetting God leads us to look for security everywhere else. Keep Him first.
- Ezekiel 24: Ezekiel's personal grief became a message. God can use even our deepest losses to speak.
- Ezekiel 25: Never gloat over someone else's downfall. God sees and judges a spiteful heart.
- Ezekiel 26: Profiting from others' pain is a dangerous gain. God brings down proud cities.
- Ezekiel 27: Wealth and beauty can sink in a moment. Build your life on what lasts.
- Ezekiel 28: Pride corrupts even great gifts. Give God the glory for every ability you have.
- Ezekiel 29: Claiming credit for what God made is pride. Everything we have, He gave.
- Ezekiel 30: God raises and lowers nations' strength. Trust His strength, not human power.
- Ezekiel 31: The higher pride lifts us, the harder we fall. Learn from others' downfall.
- Ezekiel 32: Every empire that spreads terror ends in the dust. Only God's kingdom endures.
- Ezekiel 33: God pleads, 'Why will you die?' Hearing His Word isn't enough; do it (James 1:22).
- Ezekiel 34: Jesus is the Good Shepherd who seeks the lost (Luke 19:10). Leaders are called to serve the flock.
- Ezekiel 35: Long-held hatred destroys the one who holds it. Let God heal old grudges.
- Ezekiel 36: God gives new hearts and His own Spirit to His people. That's the heart of the new covenant.
- Ezekiel 37: No situation is too dead for God's Spirit to bring to life.
- Ezekiel 38: History is moving toward the day every nation knows the Lord. His victory is certain.
- Ezekiel 39: God's final word to His people is mercy and His poured-out Spirit.
- Ezekiel 40: God cares about the details of the place where He dwells with His people.
- Ezekiel 41: The most holy place reminds us of God's holiness. Through Christ, we can draw near (Hebrews 10:19).
- Ezekiel 42: God's people are called to know the difference between the holy and the common.
- Ezekiel 43: The glory that left in chapter 10 comes back. God doesn't abandon His people forever.
- Ezekiel 44: God honors faithfulness over time. Teach others the difference between holy and common.
- Ezekiel 45: God calls leaders to stop oppression and act justly in everyday dealings.
- Ezekiel 46: Worship should change us; we don't leave the way we came in.
- Ezekiel 47: God's life-giving river flows from His presence (Revelation 22:1-2). Go deeper into it.
- Ezekiel 48: The best thing about God's city is simply this: the Lord is there.