In this in-depth Bible lesson on the book of Ezekiel, John Musgrave walks through the major themes of this exilic prophet: God’s judgment on Jerusalem, judgment on the nations, and God’s conditional promises of restoration, temple rebuilding, and renewed life in the land.

This teaching explains Ezekiel in its historical context—from the Babylonian exile (597 BC) to the destruction of the temple (586 BC)—and shows how Ezekiel’s prophecies function within God’s covenant faithfulness, human responsibility, and intervening historical contingencies (Jeremiah 18).

You’ll explore key passages such as Ezekiel 10, 33, 38–39 (Gog and Magog), and chapters 40–48, along with their fulfillment trajectory in Christ and Revelation. Rooted in Reformed theology and Presbyterian biblical interpretation, this lesson helps Christians understand prophecy, restoration, worship, and the hope of God dwelling with His people: “The Lord is there.”

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In this Bible lesson on the book of Ezekiel, we walk through the major prophetic themes of judgment, exile, and restoration, showing how Ezekiel’s message unfolds chronologically around the destruction of Jerusalem in 586 BC. Written from exile in Babylon, Ezekiel proclaims God’s judgment on Jerusalem (chapters 1–24), judgment on the surrounding nations (chapters 25–32), and ultimately God’s promise of restoration and reconstruction for Israel and Judah (chapters 33–48). This lesson explains why God restores His people not because of their righteousness, but for His name’s sake, highlighting covenant faithfulness, divine sovereignty, and grace. We examine key passages such as the Valley of Dry Bones, the reunification of Israel and Judah under one king, and the conditional restoration promises shaped by repentance and obedience. This teaching is especially helpful for Christians, Reformed and Presbyterian students, and those studying Old Testament theology who want to understand Ezekiel’s role in biblical theology and God’s redemptive purposes in history.

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Summary: How do we make sense of the Old Testament? Is it just a collection of ancient facts, or is it something more? In this lesson, we dive into the world of Biblical Theology—the study of how God’s redemptive plan progresses from Adam in Genesis to the consummation in Revelation.

Many Christians treat the Old Testament like a game of "Christian Jeopardy," but as we see in the Gospel of John, the Old Testament is actually a sovereignly orchestrated shadow of the reality found in Jesus Christ. We explore how Jesus is not a departure from the Old Covenant but the ultimate fulfillment of it.

In this video, you will learn:

• The Definition of Biblical Theology: How it differs from Systematic Theology by tracing themes across the timeline of Scripture.
• Jesus as the True Temple: A look at John 2 and the fulfillment of God’s dwelling place.
• The Ark of the Covenant: Moving beyond "Raiders of the Lost Ark" to see how the Ark points to the person and work of Christ.
• Redemptive History: Why every battle, piece of Tabernacle furniture, and Old Testament narrative is designed to give us the categories to understand our salvation.

Whether you are a student of Reformed theology, a Presbyterian elder, or simply a believer wanting to see Jesus more clearly in the Hebrew Scriptures, this lesson will help you bridge the gap between the Old and New Testaments.

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