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a message from the Lord God: Out upon yonder shepherds! I will hold them answerable for the flock entrusted to them, and they shall have charge of it no more, feed themselves out of its revenues no more. From their greedy power I will rescue it; no longer shall it be their prey. (Ezekiel 34, 10)
comforting them, in the name of the Lord God, for the taunts of the enemy, that think to claim possession of their ancient strongholds. (Ezekiel 36, 2)
Full tale you shall have of men and beasts that thrive and multiply; I will make you populous as of old, more than of old my blessings lavish, and you shall not doubt my power. (Ezekiel 36, 11)
… The Lord’s power laid hold of me, and by the spirit of the Lord I was carried away and set down in the midst of the plain, which was covered with bones.✻ (Ezekiel 37, 1)
Then he told me, Son of man, in these bones here thou seest the whole race of Israel. They are complaining that their very bones have withered away, that all hope is lost, they are dead men. (Ezekiel 37, 11)
And while thou art still holding the inscribed sticks, there in the presence of thy fellow-countrymen, (Ezekiel 37, 20)
Now hold thyself in readiness, marshal thy own strength and the hordes that follow thee; thine is the leadership. (Ezekiel 38, 7)
spoil for thy spoiling, plunder for thy plundering. Easily enough they are like to fall into thy hand, the ruins so lately rebuilt; the men restored from exile, that hold but the heart of the country,✻ and are already enriched! (Ezekiel 38, 12)
Small wonder if the traders of Saba, Dedan and Tharsis, ravenous lions all, would know whether it is plunder thy heart is set on? Such a muster of men, it can but mean spoil; silver and gold to rifle, stock and stuff to carry away, ay, there is spoil behind this, and spoil worth the taking! (Ezekiel 38, 13)
Into this city I was taken, and there met a man whose look dazzled the eye like bronze; he stood there in the gateway, holding a flaxen cord and a measuring-rod. (Ezekiel 40, 3)
they had ledges, too, curving upwards all round, a palm in breadth, for these tables must also hold the flesh of the victims. (Ezekiel 40, 43)
the one facing south, he told me, was for the priests who kept watch over the temple, (Ezekiel 40, 45)
