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  • Fish in sea, bird in air, beast on earth and all the creeping things of earth shall tremble at my presence, and the world of men, too, shall tremble; mountains be overthrown, defences totter, walls come toppling to the ground. (Ezekiel 38, 20)

  • Host and horde of thine shall fall with thee on the mountains of Israel, carrion for every bird in air, every beast on earth; (Ezekiel 39, 4)

  • Among my own people of Israel my renown shall spread, and never more shall my holy name be dragged in the dust; the heathen shall know what manner of God it is that dwells apart in Israel. (Ezekiel 39, 7)

  • all the citizens shall take part in it, and shall commemorate that day as the day on which I was vindicated, says the Lord God. (Ezekiel 39, 13)

  • This too: Son of man, here is a message for every bird in air, every beast that roams the earth: Come all, come with haste, gather from every side for the sacrificial feast I am making for you, a great feast on the uplands of Israel, flesh to eat, blood for your drinking! (Ezekiel 39, 17)

  • Within were guard-chambers, six cubits square and five cubits apart; (Ezekiel 40, 7)

  • There were sixty of these rooms, in three storeys one on the top of another; and their upper storeys jutted out all round the temple wall, but keeping apart from it; the temple wall must not be touched. (Ezekiel 41, 6)

  • Then he took me into the outer court again, the northern part of it, and would have me enter the parlours that lay there, close to the pavilion and to the northern side of the temple.✻ (Ezekiel 42, 1)

  • These parlours, he told me, built to north and south beside the pavilion, are hallowed precincts, where the priests who sacrifice to the Lord may eat what is set apart for holy uses. All that is set apart, all the offerings made for fault and for wrong done, shall there be laid out, as on holy ground. (Ezekiel 42, 13)

  • All round the four quarters of the wind he would measure it, five hundred cubits in length as in breadth, this boundary between things sacred and things profane. (Ezekiel 42, 20)

  • and all at once, from the sun’s rising, the bright presence of the God of Israel made entry there. Like the sound of waters in deep flood his voice was, and earth was lit up with the splendour all around. (Ezekiel 43, 2)

  • Such was the appearance I had seen of him, when he came bent on the city’s destruction, when I saw my vision by the banks of Chobar; down fell I, face to earth. (Ezekiel 43, 3)


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