Introduction. I. The literary character of Ezekiel 38-48

II. Ezekiel 38-48 as part of the Book of Ezekiel

III. Ezekiel 38-48 in historical and social contexts

IV. The thinking and theology of Ezekiel 38-48

V. This commentary's translation of Ezekiel 38-48

Bibliography

Translation

Notes and comments. Prophecy against Gog (38:1-17) ; Notes ; Comments

Expansion of the Gog oracles (38:18-23, 39:11-16) ; Notes ; Comments

The fall of Gog (39:1-10) ; Notes ; Comments

Sacred feasting on Gog (39:17-20) ; Notes ; Comments

Israel restored to the land (39:21-29) ; Notes ; Comments

The temple compound and gate towers (40:1-27) ; Notes ; Comments

The inner court and gatehouses (40:28-46) ; Notes ; Comments

The altar square and temple building proper (40:47-41:4) ; Notes ; Comments

The temple building's annexes and surroundings (41:5-15a) ; Notes ; Comments

Wall decoration and interior structures (41:15b-26) ; Notes ; Comments

The priests' chambers (42:1-14) ; Notes ; Comments

The measuring completed (42:15-20) ; Notes ; Comments

Return of the kābôd of the Lord (43:1-12) ; Notes ; Comments

The altar and its consecration (43:13-27) ; Notes ; Comments

The outer east gatehouse sealed (44:1-3) ; Notes ; Comments

Ordinances for priests and Levites (44:4-31) ; Notes ; Comments

The land's central strip (45:1-9) ; Notes ; Comments

Weights and measures for offerings (45:10-17) ; Notes ; Comments

Regulations for major festivals (45:18-25) ; Notes ; Comments

Offerings at the east inner gatehouse (46:1-15) ; Notes ; Comments

The chieftain and the land (46:16-18) ; Notes ; Comments

Sacrificial kitchens (46:19-24) ; Notes ; Comments

The sacred river (47:1-12) ; Notes ; Comments

Boundary and allotment instructions (47:13-23) ; Notes ; Comments

Tribal and holy-district allotments (48:1-29) ; Notes ; Comments

The new central city (48:30-35) ; Notes ; Comments.