The vision shows Ezekiel the priests' chambers in the outer court, where priests who minister to the LORD shall eat the most holy offerings and store sacred vestments. These holy chambers separate the sacred from the common; the entire temple complex is measured as a perfect square of 500 cubits.
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The Temple
View on MapThe Temple in Jerusalem was the permanent house of worship built by Solomon on Mount Moriah. Destroyed by Babylon, it was rebuilt by Zerubbabel and later greatly expanded by Herod. Jesus taught in the Temple courts, cleared it of merchants, and predicted its destruction, which occurred in 70 AD.
Position in Book
Call and CommissionChapters 1-3
Judgment on JerusalemChapters 4-24
Judgment on NationsChapters 25-32
Restoration PromisesChapters 33-39
The New TempleChapters 40-48
Vision of the restored temple, worship, and division of the land.



