Classroom•Ezekiel
Module 4

Israel’s Judgment Fulfilled

God’s judgment against Israel comes to its fulfillment in the fall of Jerusalem and the destruction of the temple.

2 Hours 9 Minutes
Begin Session 15
  1. The Destruction of the Temple
    Session 15
    The Destruction of the Temple
    God commands Ezekiel not to mourn for his wife as a sign to the people. Investigate this perplexing scene to unlock its meaning.
    35 Minutes
  2. Oracles Against the Nations
    Session 16
    Oracles Against the Nations
    Why is the king of Tyre called a cherub? Compare manuscript traditions to see how Ezekiel links unjust human empires with rebellious spiritual beings.
    33 Minutes
  3. Egypt as Eden Tree, Sea Monster, and Nephilim
    Session 17
    Egypt as Eden Tree, Sea Monster, and Nephilim
    Ezekiel weaves together images from the early chapters of Genesis to depict Egypt as a source of chaotic rebellion.
    36 Minutes
  4. From Judgment to Hope
    Session 18
    From Judgment to Hope
    Revisit the major themes of the book as God’s judgment against Israel culminates in the fall of Jerusalem and the destruction of the temple.
    23 Minutes
  5. Quiz
    Israel’s Judgment Fulfilled
    7 Questions