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True/False: The book of Ezekiel mentions Daniel.
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False
True/False: Gog and Magog are names for the Babylonians
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glory of God
Ezekiel's one supreme truth
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until fall of Jerusalem
how long Ezekiel was mute for
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90
number of times "Son of Man" is used of Ezekiel
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Son of Man
title used 90 times of Ezekiel to describe his humanity
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his beauty
what Satan was proud of
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the anointed cherub
what God refers to the King of Tyre as
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king of Tyre
king who Satan speaks through in the book of Ezekiel
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1948
Israel recognized as a nation
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God will strengthen/hardened by God
meaning of the name Ezekiel
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priestly
Ezekiel's background was ______________.
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Jeremiah, Daniel
two contemporaries of Ezekiel
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592-570 B.C.
dates for Ezekiel
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25
age when he was taken into captivity
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age at which Ezekiel began his ministry
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22 years
length of Ezekiel's ministry
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symbolic
Ezekiel's communication style
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precise chronological arrangement
Ezekiel is the only major prophet to utilize:
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10
number of Ezekiel's given symbolic acts
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True
True/False: Ezekiel's commissioning is the longest call in the Bible.
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Chebar
canal in Babylon connecting the Tigris and Euphrates
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cherubim
order of angels with direct access to God who bore his throne chariot
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omniscience of God
what the wheels with eyes pictured in Ezekiel's vision
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cloud, cherubim, 4 wheels, expanse, throne
five visions Ezekiel has the beginning of the book
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4
total number of theophanies experienced by Ezekiel
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rebellious house
phrase used 8 times for Ezekiel's audience
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4
number of times Ezekiel is told not to fear the people
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scroll of condemnation
Chapters 4-32
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prophet recommissioned
Chapter 33
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Chapters 4-32
scroll of condemnation
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Chapter 33
the prophet recommissioned
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eating of the scroll
symbolic of prophet's commitment to deliver God's Word with his very life
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prophet's commitment to deliver God's Word with his very life
what Ezekiel eating the scroll was symbolic of
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honey
what the scroll tasted of
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removal of any unwillingness to become a prophet
what Ezekiel eating the scroll signified
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7 day silence
what Ezekiel's ministry began with
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his home
where Ezekiel was to remain unless told otherwise
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tile, lying about, unclean food, shaved head
four signs Ezekiel performed to tell of the coming siege of Jerusalem
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operation of the siege
what the sign of the tile told about the siege
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duration
what the lying about symbolized
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conditions
what the unclean food symbolized about the siege
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results
what the shaved head symbolized about the siege
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tile
represented the operation of the siege
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shaved head
represented the results of the siege
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lying about
represented the duration of the siege
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unclean food
represented the conditions of the siege
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iron pan
pictured strong barrier between the cry of the city and God
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left side
Ezekiel laying on this side represented judgment on the northern tribes
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390
number of days Ezekiel spent laying on his left side, representing judgment on the northern tribes
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south
Ezekiel laying facing this direction to represent judgment on Judah
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40
number of days Ezekiel spent laying on his right side, facing south to represent judgment on Judah
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confinement of the siege
what the tying of the ropes around Ezekiel while he performed the sign of laying about represented
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8-10 o.z., 2/3 quart
amount of food and water Ezekiel allowed to consume a day
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burned in the middle of the town
what Ezekiel did with the first 1/3 of his shaved off hair
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death in Jerusalem by famine and plague
what the burning of 1/3 of Ezekiel's hair represented
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chopped up throughout the city to represent those killed by the sword
what Ezekiel did with the 2nd 1/3 of his hair and what it meant
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scattered in air to represent the Exile
what Ezekiel did with the last 1/3 of his hair and what it represented
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the remnant
what the few strands of hair that Ezekiel tucked into his garment represented
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loss and hardship for remnant
what Ezekiel burning a few of the hairs in his garment represented
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430 days
length of the Jerusalem siege
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chain
object Ezekiel made to symbolize soon captivity
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Manasseh
king who placed false god inside the Temple, later removed by Josiah
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North Entrance to the Outer Court
place where Ezekiel saw the image of jealousy
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Entrance to the Inner Court
place where Ezekiel found the hole with the secret tunnel into chamber with images of beasts
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number of men practicing the cult religion beneath the Temple
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North Entrance to the Inner Court
where Ezekiel saw women weeping for Tammuz
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Tammuz
god of all crops, worshipped with fertility rites
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Between Entrance to Temple and Brazen Altar
where Ezekiel saw priests bowing to the east to worship the sun
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threshold of Temple
where God's presence moved to when it left the Ark due to the idolatry of the people
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taw
last letter of the Hebrew alphabet
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25 elders worshipping the sun
the man in linen is told to kill all those without the mark, or taw; who does he kill first?
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the Babylonians would burn the city in 586 B.C.
The man in linen spreads coals of fire over Jerusalem; what did this represent?
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east gate
gate where the departing glory of the Lord pauses before leaving
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Mt. Olives
mountain where God's glory stopped over before leaving altogether, and will be devoid of God's blessing till glory returns
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stayed on Mt. Olives for 3 1/2 years and withdrew in 10 stages
what the Midrash says about the glory of God departing from the Temple in Ezekiel
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Jan. 15, 588 B.C.
siege of Jerusalem begins
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Shem
son of Noah who Israel descended from
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Ham
son of Noah the Canaanites descended from
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Sodom
referred to by Ezekiel as a "sister of Jerusalem"
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Jebusites
people group who once inhabited Jerusalem, listed between the Hittites and Ammonites
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Nebuchadnezzar
who the 1st Eagle in Ezekiel's vision represented
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Zedekiah
represented by the top branch of cedar
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Egypt
country represented by the second eagle
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dig a hole through the wall, take his belongings on his shoulder while hiding his face to the wall
Ezekiel gave a sign about the coming captivity in 2 stages; the first was at day and the second at night. What did he do in this second stage?
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righteous man, violent son of a righteous man, righteous son of a wicked man
Ezekiel gives three scenarios to prove individual responsibility before God; list them:
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five
total number of dirge parables in Ezekiel
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lioness who loses her first cub
what the royal house of Judah is likened to in the first parable
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flourishing vine with strong branches that is plucked up, withered, and consumed by the fire of war
what the royal house of Judah is likened to in the second parable
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how the people were to avoid any public expression of grief about the destruction of Jerusalem in the future
The death of Ezekiel's wife and his lack of mourning was to represent what?
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Abrahamic Covenant
God's judgment on the foreign nations was based on this covenant
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Ammon, Moab, Edom, Philistia, Tyre, Sidon, Egypt
seven countries that contributed to Judah's downfall and Ezekiel pronounced judgment on
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"and they shall know that I am the Lord"
the prophecies against the seven nations all end with a purpose statement similar to this phrase
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Intertestamental Period
period during which Philistines appeared as a nation
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Gaza strip
modern landmass included in the Philistine territory
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Ethbaal III
prince of Tyre who declared "I am God. I sit in the seat of God."
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9 of 12
number of stones on Satan that also appear on the High Priests
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Sidon
headquarters of the worship of Baal, Ashtaroth, and Tammuz
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pricking brier, grieving thorn
how Ezekiel describes Sidon's influence of idolatry on Israel
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watchman
Ezekiel's second re-appointment was as a what?
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