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Ezekiel 41

Ezekiel41

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1 Then he me to the and the . On each was the of the .

2 And the of the was , and the of the were on either side. And he the of the nave, , and its , .

3 Then he went the and the of the , ; and the , ; and the sidewalls on of the , .

4 And he the of the room, , and its , , the . And he to me, is the Place.

5 Then he the of the , thick, and the of the , , the .

6 And the were in stories, one over , in . There were all the of the to serve as for the , so that they should be by the of the .

7 And it as it to the , the was all the . the had a , and so one went from the story to the the .

8 I also that the had a all ; the of the measured a of .

9 The the of the was . The the of the and the

10 was a of all the on .

11 And the of the opened on the , the , and toward the . And the of the was .

12 The that was the the side was , and the of the was , and its .

13 Then he the , a ; and the and the with its , a ;

14 also the of the of the and the , a .

15 Then he the of the the the and its , a . The of the and the of the ,

16 the and the and the all the of them, the , were with , from the up the (now the were ),

17 the space the , even the , and on the . And on the , and , was a .

18 It was of and , a and . Every had :

19 a toward the the one , and the of a toward the the other . They were on the .

20 the the , and were ; similarly the of the .

21 The of the were , and in of the was

22 an of , , two , and two broad. Its , its , and its were of . He to me, is the is the Lord.

23 The and the had each a .

24 The had , for .

25 And on the of the were and , such were on the . And there was a of in of the .

26 And there were and , on the of the , the of the , and the .

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Ezekiel 41

Public-domain commentary and original-language notes for Ezekiel 41. The full AI study guide (summary, themes, context) has its own page.

Chapter Summary

In this chapter: The Vision of the Temple. (1-26).

vv1-26

After the prophet had observed the courts, he was brought to the temple. If we attend to instructions in the plainer parts of religion, and profit by them, we shall be led further into an acquaintance with the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven.

Cross References

Ezekiel 41
v11 Kings 6:2thematic

The dimensions of the temple house correspond directly with Solomon's temple measurements.

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v41 Kings 6:20thematic

The Holy of Holies is a perfect square of twenty cubits, as in Solomon's temple.

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v61 Kings 6:6thematic

Matches the structural design of side chambers resting on ledges without entering the main temple wall.

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v71 Kings 6:8thematic

Describes the winding stairs or passages ascending upward through the stories of side chambers.

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v8Ezekiel 40:5thematic

The measuring reed of six great cubits defines the foundations of the side chambers.

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v181 Kings 6:29-32thematic

Carvings of cherubim and palm trees decorated the walls and doors of Solomon's temple.

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v22Ezekiel 44:16thematic

Identifies the wooden altar as the table where priests minister directly before the Lord.

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v22Exodus 30:1-3typology

The dimensions of the wooden altar of incense are compared with the tabernacle's golden altar.

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v4Exodus 26:33typology

Establishes the boundary dividing the holy place from the most holy place in the tabernacle.

v51 Kings 6:5thematic

Solomon built side chambers against the walls of the temple round about both sanctuary and oracle.

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v7Ezekiel 42:5thematic

Explains how the upper chambers were wider as the walls of the house receded.

v19Ezekiel 1:10allusion

The two faces of the cherubim (man and lion) link back to the four-faced living creatures.

v211 Kings 6:33thematic

The squared posts of the temple entrance parallel the square posts in Solomon's temple.

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v4Hebrews 9:3-8typology

The theological significance of the Holy of Holies and access into the divine presence.

v16Ezekiel 40:16thematic

The narrow windows and palm tree decorations echo the design elements of the outer gates.

v161 Kings 6:4thematic

Solomon's temple likewise featured narrow, latticed windows for light and ventilation.

v22Malachi 1:7thematic

The altar is functionally called the 'table of the Lord' in sacrificial vocabulary.

v231 Kings 6:34thematic

The two folding leaves for each of the two doors matches the entrance pattern.