EZEKIEL





Chapter 1


	The time of Ezekiel's prophecy at Chebar (1:1-3)
	His vision of four living creatures (1:4-14)
	Of the four wheels (1:15-21)
	The Firmament (1:22-25)
	And of the glory of God (1:26-28)




Chapter 2


	Ezekiel's commission (2:1-5)
	His instruction (2:6-8)
	The roll of his severe prophecy (2:9-10)




Chapter 3


	Ezekiel eats the roll (3:1-3)
	God encourages him (3:4-14)
	And shows him the rule of prophecy (3:15-21)
	God shuts and opens the prophet's mouth (3:22-27)




Chapter 4


	The sign of the Tile (4:1-3)
	The sign of Ezekiel's lying on his side foretells the number of 
		years of siege from Jeroboam's defection to the captivity 
		(4:4-8)
	By the provisions needed for the siege is shown the hardness 
		of the famine (4:9-17)




Chapter 5


	By the figure of hair (5:1-4)
	Is shown the judgment of Jerusalem for its rebellion (5:5-11)
	By famine, sword and dispersion (5:12-17)




Chapter 6


	The judgment of Israel for idolatry (6:1-7)
	A remnant shall be blessed (6:8-10)
	The land will be made desolate (6:11-14)




Chapter 7


	The final desolation of Israel (7:1-15)
	The repentance of those who escape (7:16-19)
	The enemies defile the sanctuary because of the Israelites' 
		abominations (7:20-22)
	The figure of a chain foretells their miserable captivity (7:23-27)




Chapter 8


	Ezekiel, in a vision of God at Jerusalem (8:1-4)
	Is shown the image of jealousy (8:5-6)
	The chambers of idolatry (8:7-12)
	The weeping for Tammuz (8:13-14)
	The sun worshipers (8:15-17)
	God's wrath for their idolatry (8:18)




Chapter 9


	A vision wherein the preservation of some is shown (9:1-4)
	With the destruction of the rest (9:5-7)
	Weeping of Ezekiel, God cannot be entreated for them (9:8-11)




Chapter 10


	The departure of the Glory of God to the threshold (10:1-7)
	The vision of the wheels and cherubims (10:8-22)




Chapter 11


	The presumption of the princes (11:1-3)
	Their sin and judgment (11:4-12)
	When Ezekiel complains, God shows His purpose in saving a 
		remnant (11:13-20)
	And punishing the wicked (11:21)
	The glory of God leaves the Mount of Olives (11:22-23)
	Ezekiel is returned to captivity (11:24-25)




Chapter 12


	The figure of Ezekiel's removal (12:1-7)
	It shows the captivity of Zedekiah (12:8-16)
	Ezekiel's trembling shows the Jews' desolation (12:17-20)
	The Jews' presumptuous proverb is reproved (12:21-25)
	The imminent fulfillment of the vision (12:26-28)




Chapter 13


	The reproof of lying prophets (13:1-9)
	And their false visions (13:10-16)
	Of prophetesses and their magic bands (13:17-21)
	The Lord promises deliverance (13:22-23)




Chapter 14


	God answers idolaters according to their own heart (14:1-5)
	They are exhorted to repent, for fear of judgments (14:6-11)
	God's irrevocable sentence of famine (14:12-14)
	Of noisome ( offensive or noxious ) beasts (14:15-16)
	Of the sword (14:17-18)
	And of pestilence (14:19-21)
	A remnant shall be preserved as an example to others (14:22-23)




Chapter 15


	By the unfitness of the vine's branch for any work (15:1-5)
	Is shown the rejection of Jerusalem (15:6-8)




Chapter 16


	By the parable of a wretched infant is shown the natural state of 
		Jerusalem (16:1-5)
	God's extraordinary love toward her (16:6-14)
	Her monstrous lewdness (16:15-34)
	Her grievous judgment (16:35-43)
	Her sin, matching her mother's and exceeding those of her 
		sisters, Sodom and Samaria, calls for judgments (16:44-59)
	Mercy is promised her in the end (16:60-63)




Chapter 17


	By the parable of two eagles and a vine (17:1-10)
	Is shown God's judgment upon Jerusalem for seeking help 
		from Egypt (17:11-21)
	God promises to plant the cedar of the gospel (17:22-24)




Chapter 18


	God reproves use of the parable of sour grapes (18:1-4)
	He shows how He deals with a just father (18:5-9)
	With a wicked son of a just father (18:10-13)
	With a just son of a wicked father (18:14-18)
	With a wicked man repenting (18:19-23)
	With a just man rebelling (18:24)
	He defends His justice (18:25-30)
	And exhorts the people to repent (18:31-32)




Chapter 19


	A lamentation for the princes of Israel, by the parable of lions' 
		whelps (19:1-9)
	And for Jerusalem, by the parable of a whithered vine (19:10-14)




Chapter 20


	God refuses to be consulted by the elders of Israel (20:1-4)
	He relates the story of their rebellions in Egypt (20:5-9)
	And in the wilderness (20:10-20)
	With His judgments recounted (20:21-26)
	Their rebellion in the land of promise (20:27-32)
	He promises to gather them by the gospel (20:33-44)
	By the parable of a forest God shows the destruction of Jerusalem 
		(20:45-49)




Chapter 21


	Ezekiel prophesies against Jerusalem, with a sign of sighing 
		(21:1-7)
	The sharp and bright sword (21:8-13)
	The prophet is commanded to proclaim (21:14-17)
	Is against Jerusalem (21:18-24)
	Against the kingdom (21:25-27)
	And against the Ammonites (21:28-32)




Chapter 22


	A catalogue of sins in Jerusalem (22:1-12)
	God will burn Israel as dross in His furnace (22:13-22)
	The general corruption of prophets, priests, princes, and 
		people (22:23-31)




Chapter 23


	The parable of the two lewd sisters, Aholah and Aholibah 
		(23:1-21)
	Aholibah is to be plagued by her lovers (23:22-35)
	The prophet reproves the adulteries of both vile sisters 
		(23:36-44)
	And shows their judgments (23:45-49)




Chapter 24


	By the parable of a boiling pot (24:1-5)
	The destruction of Jerusalem (24:6-10)
	Is foretold as irrevocable (24:11-14)
	By the sign of Ezekiel not mourning for the death of his wife 
		(24:15-18)
	He shows the calamity of the Jews to be beyond all sorrow 
		(24:19-27)




Chapter 25


	God's vengeance, for their insolence against the Jews, upon 
		the Ammonites (25:1-7)
	Upon Moab and Seir (25:8-11)
	Upon Edom (25:12-14)
	And upon the Philistines (25:15-17)




Chapter 26


	For insults to Jerusalem, Tyrus (Tyre) is threatened (26:1-6)
	The power of Nebuchadrezzar (Nebuchadnezzar) against her 
		(26:7-14)
	At the fall of Tyrus (26:15-16)
	The princes of the sea will mourn (26:17-21)




Chapter 27


	The rich trade of Tyrus (27:1-4)
	Comes from many lands (27:5-25)
	The fall of Tyrus (27:26-28)
	Will be lamented by all who go to sea (27:29-36)




Chapter 28


	God's judgment upon the prince of Tyrus for his sacrilegious 
		pride (28:1-10)
	A lamentation for his great glory, corrupted by sin (28:11-19)
	The judgment of Zidon (Sidon) (28:20-23)
	The restoration of Israel (28:24-26)




Chapter 29


	Judgment on Pharaoh for his treachery to Israel (29:1-7)
	The desolation of Egypt (29:8-12)
	The restoration of Egypt, after forty years (29:13-16)
	Egypt, the reward of Nebuchadrezzar (29:17-20)
	Israel shall be restored (29:21)




Chapter 30


	The desolation of Egypt and her helpers (30:1-19)
	The arm of Babylon shall be strengthened to break the arm 
		of Egypt (30:20-26)




Chapter 31


	The narration to Pharaoh (31:1-2)
	Of the glory of Assyria (31:3-9)
	Whose fall was caused by pride (31:10-17)
	Similar destruction of Egypt is foretold (31:18)




Chapter 32


	A lamentation for the fall of Egypt (32:1-10)
	The sword of Babylon shall destroy it (32:11-16)
	It shall be brought down to Sheol, among all the uncircumcised 
		nations (32:17-31)
	Fear of the Lord shall prevail (32:32)




Chapter 33


	A watchman's duty is to warn the people (33:1-6)
	Ezekiel is appointed watchman over Israel (33:7-9)
	God shows the justice of His ways toward the penitent, and 
		toward revolters (33:10-16)
	God maintains His justice (33:17-20)
	Ezekiel receives news of Jerusalem's fall, and he foretells its 
		desolation (33:21-29)
	God's judgment on the mockers of the prophets (33:30-33)




Chapter 34


	A reproof of the shepherds (34:1-2)
	For selfishness and harshness (34:3-6)
	God's judgment against them (34:7-10)
	His providence for His flock (34:11-19)
	The kingdom of Christ (34:20-31)




Chapter 35


	The judgment of Mount Seir, for hatred of Israel (35:1-15)




Chapter 36


	The land of Israel if comforted, both by destruction of the heathen 
		(36:1-7)
	And by God's promised blessings (36:8-15)
	Israel was rejected because of sin (36:16-20)
	But will be restored (36:21-24)
	The blessings of Christ's kingdom (36:25-38)




Chapter 37


	By the resurrection of dry bones (37:1-10)
	The dead hope of Israel is revived (37:11-14)
	By the uniting of two sticks (37:15-17)
	Is shown the incorporation of Israel into Judah (37:18-19)
	The promises of Christ's kingdom (37:20-28)




Chapter 38


	Ezekiel is directed to prophesy against the army of Gog (38:1-7)
	The malice of Gog is described in graphic detail (38:8-13)
	God's judgment against him (38:14-23)




Chapter 39


	Gog shall be destroyed (39:1-7)
	Israel's victory (39:8-10)
	Gog's burial in Hamon-gog (39:11-16)
	The feast of the fowls (39:17-22)
	Israel, plagued for sins, shall be restored with eternal favor 
		(39:23-29)




Chapter 40


	The time, manner and purpose of the vision (40:1-4)
	The description and measurements of the east gate (40:5-19)
	Of the north gate (40:20-23)
	Of the south gate (40:24-31)
	With added details of the east gate (40:32-34)
	And of the north gate (40:35-38)
	Eight tables (40:39-43)
	The chambers (40:44-47)
	The porch of the house (40:48-49)




Chapter 41


	Chambers and ornaments of the temple (41:1-26)




Chapter 42


	The chambers for the priests (42:1-12)
	The use of these chambers (42:13-18)
	The dimensions of the outer court (42:19-20)




Chapter 43


	God's glory again fills the temple (43:1-6)
	The sin of Israel had prevented God's presence (43:7-9)
	The prophet exhorts the people to repentance and observation 
		of the law of the house (43:10-12)
	The dimensions (43:13-17)
	And the ordinances of the altar (43:18-20)
	As a sin offering, a young bullock (43:21-24)
	And seven young goats, shall be sacrificed (43:25-27)




Chapter 44


	The east gate assigned only to the prince (44:1-3)
	The priests reproved for pollution of the sanctuary (44:4-8)
	Idolaters incapable of the priest's office (44:9-14)
	The sons of Zadok are acceptable as priests (44:15-16)
	Ordinances for the priests (44:17-31)




Chapter 45


	The portion of land for the sanctuary (45:1-5)
	For the city (45:6)
	And for the prince (45:7-8)
	Ordinances for the prince (45:9-25)




Chapter 46


	Regulations for the prince, in his worship (46:1-8)
	And for the people (46:9-15)
	An order for the prince's inheritance (46:16-18)
	The courts for boiling and baking (46:19-24)




Chapter 47


	The vision of the holy waters (47:1-5)
	Their healing and life-giving qualities (47:6-12)
	The borders of the land (47:13-21)
	It is to be divided by lot (47:22-23)




Chapter 48


	Portions of the tribes (48:1-7)
	Of the sanctuary, which is not to be sold or exchanged (48:8-14)
	And of the city and suburbs, with their workers (48:15-20)
	The remainder is set aside for the prince (48:21-22)
	Portions allotted to the rest of the tribes (48:23-29)
	The dimensions and gates of the city (48:30-35)


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DANIEL





Chapter 1


	Jehoiakim's captivity (1:1-2)
	Ashpenaz brings the four Hebrew youths to the palace school 
		(1:3-7)
	Refusing the king's portion they thrive on vegetables and water 
		(1:8-16)
	Their wisdom (1:17-21)




Chapter 2


	Nebuchadnezzar forgets his dream, yet demands its interpretation 
		under penalty of death (2:1-9)
	The Chaldeans are unable even to tell the dream, and are sentenced 
		(2:10-13)
	The dream is revealed to Daniel in a vision (2:14-18)
	He blesses God (2:19-23)
	He is brought to the king, after asking mercy for the wise men 
		(2:24-30)
	The dream (2:31-35)
	The interpretation (2:36-45)
	Daniel's advancement (2:46-49)




Chapter 3


	Nebuchadnezzar dedicates a golden image (3:1-7)
	Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-nego are accused (3:8-12)
	They refuse to worship the image, and are cast into a furnace 
		(3:13-23)
	God delivers them (3:24-25)
	Nebuchadnezzar, seeing the miracle, blesses God (3:26-30)




Chapter 4


	Nebuchadnezzar praises God's kingdom (4:1-3)
	He relates his dream, which the magicians cannot interpret (4:4-7)
	Daniel hears the dream (4:8-18)
	He interprets it (4:19-27)
	Nebuchadnezzar loses his mind and kingdom because of pride 
		(4:28-33)
	But regains his reason and his throne on turning to God (4:34-37)




Chapter 5


	Belshazzar's impious feast (5:1-4)
	The handwriting on the wall (5:5-9)
	Daniel is brought before the king (5:10-16)
	He reproves the king for pride and idolatry (5:17-24)
	Then reads and interprets the writing (5:25-29)
	The end of Belshazzar's kingdom (5:30-31)




Chapter 6


	Daniel is made chief of the presidents (6:1-3)
	Who conspire against him and obtain a decree from the king 
		(6:4-9)
	Daniel accused of breaking this law, is cast into the lion's den 
		(6:10-17)
	Daniel is saved (6:18-23)
	His adversaries devoured (6:24)
	And God magnified by a decree of Darius (6:25-28)




Chapter 7


	Daniel's vision of four beasts (7:1-8)
	And of God's kingdom (7:9-14)
	The interpretation of the vision (7:15-28)




Chapter 8


	Daniel's vision of the ram and the he-goat (8:1-12)
	The 2,300 days of sacrifice (8:13-14)
	Gabriel comforts Daniel and interprets the vision (8:15-27)




Chapter 9


	Daniel, considering the time of the captivity (9:1-2)
	Makes confession of sins (9:3-15)
	And prays for the restoration of Jerusalem (9:16-19)
	Gabriel informs him of the seventy weeks (9:20-27)




Chapter 10


	Daniel, having humbled himself, sees a vision (10:1-9)
	Being troubled and fearful, he is comforted by the angel 
		(10:10-17)
	Strengthening by the Heavenly messenger (10:18-21)




Chapter 11


	He predicts the overthrow of Persia by the king of Grecia 
		(Greece) (11:1-4)
	Leagues and conflicts between the kings of the south and of 
		the north (11:5-29)
	The invasion and tyranny of the Romans (11:30-45)




Chapter 12


	Prophecy of the great time of trouble to come (12:1)
	Prophecy of the resurrections (12:2-3)
	Sealing of the book (12:4)
	Questions regarding the great time of troublre to come (12:5-13)


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HOSEA





Chapter 1


	God tells Hosea to take Gomer as his wife so that he can show 
		his judgement for spiritual adultery (1:1-3)
	And has by her Jezreel (1:4-5)
	Lo-ruhmah (1:6-7)
	And Lo-ammi (1:8-9)
	The restoration of Judah and Israel (1:10-11)




Chapter 2


	The spiritual idolatry of the people (2:1-5)
	God's judgments against them (2:6-13)
	His promises of reconciliation with them (2:14-23)




Chapter 3


	By the type of an adulteress before redemption (3:1-3)
	Is shown the desolation of Israel before restoration (3:4-5)




Chapter 4


	God's judgments on the sins of the people (4:1-5)
	And of the priests (4:6-11)
	And on their idolatry (4:12-14)
	Judah is exhorted to take warning by Israel's calamity (4:15-19)




Chapter 5


	God's judgments on the priests, the people, and the princes of 
		Israel for their manifold sins (5:1-14)
	Until they repent and seek Him (5:15)




Chapter 6


	An exhortation to repentance (6:1-3)
	God complains of their perversity and iniquity (6:4-11)




Chapter 7


	God reproves Israel for manifold sins (7:1-10)
	God's wrath against them for their hypocrisy (7:11-16)




Chapter 8


	Destruction is threatened for their impiety (8:1-4)
	And idolatry (8:5-14)




Chapter 9


	The distress and captivity of Israel for sins and idolatry (9:1-17)




Chapter 10


	Israel is reproved and threatened for impiety and idolatry (10:1-15)




Chapter 11


	Israel's ingratitude to God for His benefits (11:1-4)
	His judgment (11:5-7)
	God's mercy toward them (11:8-9)
	Judah is faithful (11:10-12)




Chapter 12


	He reproves Ephraim and Judah for their sins (12:1-2)
	They are exhorted to repentance (12:3-6)
	Ephraim's sins provoke God (12:7-14)




Chapter 13


	Ephraim's glory vanishes because of idolatry (13:1-4)
	God's anger at their unkindness (13:5-8)
	A promise of God's mercy (13:9-14)
	A judgment for rebellion (13:15-16)




Chapter 14


	Israel is exhorted to repent (14:1-3)
	A promise of God's blessing to Israel (14:4-9)

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