Ezekiel lived along the banks of the River Chebar with a group of other exiles during the Babylonian captivity.
He was married, had a house and was well respected among his people.
He prophesied for approximately 21-22 years before being murdered in
Babylon. King Jehoiachin is said to have buried him in a tomb along the banks of the Euphrates River, a few days journey from Bagdad, Iraq.
The last nine chapters of his book contains more information on the Millennium age than anywhere else in the Bible.
Chapter 6
The Mountains
Chapter 7
The Mountains
Chapter 8
Beginning of Vision
Chapter 9
The Punishments
Chapter 10
The Cherubim
Chapter 11
Sins & Punishments
Chapter 12
Signs
Chapter 13
Prophets
Chapter 14
Elders
Chapter 15
Symbolical
Chapter 16
Jerusalem
Chapter 17
Babylon-Parable
Chapter 18
Discrimination
Chapter 19
The Prince of Israel
Chapter 20
Rebellion & Cause
Chapter 20A
Rebellion & Cause
Chapter 21
The Land & The City
Chapter 22
The City Defiled
Chapter 23
The Two Sisters
Chapter 24
The Babylonian War
Chapter 25
Ammonites & Nations
Chapter 26
Tyre & Zidon
Chapter 27
Lamentation of Tyre
Chapter 28
The Prince of Tyre
Chapter 29
Egypt
Chapter 30
Egypt & Her Allies
Chapter 31
Perdition
Chapter 32
Destruction
Chapter 33
Signification
Chapter 34
Shepherds & Flock
Chapter 35
Judgment on Enemies
Chapter 36
Restoration. Literal
Chapter 37
Ammonites & Nations
Chapter 38
Judgment on Enemies
Chapter 39
Judgment on Enemies
Chapter 40
The House
Chapter 41
The Inner House
Chapter 42
The Priest's Rooms
Chapter 43
The Altar & It's Ordinances
Chapter 44
The House & Ordinances
Chapter 45
Restoration, The Land
Chapter 46
Ordinances
Chapter 47
The Healing of the Land
Chapter 48
The Tribes