Saul Weinreb - Let the Prophets Speak

Ezekiel 45 - Honesty and Transparency in the Third Temple

Ezekiel learns of the division of land around the Third temple.  Everyone is provided for, measurements and currency are clear and honest.  No loinger shall the leadership take advantage of the poor.

Ezekiel 44 - The New Temple Restrictions

In the third temple, we learn that "foreigners" are no longer allowed.  Who are these "foreigners?"  Not what you might think, for in the new temple even members of Israel whio are untruthful to god are considered foreigners and do not belong.  The priests will be trusted, thgey will be leaders, they will administer true justice.

Ezekiel 43 - God Returns to the Temple

The angel takes Ezekiel to the eastern  gate to the spectacle of God finally returning to His Temple. As long as the people are humble and recognize their sins, God will always remain forever with His people.

Ezekiel 42 - Separating Between the Holy and the Profane

Ezekiel continues his mystical journey through the Third Temple.  We learn of the importance of differentiating between the holy and the profane.

Ezekiel 41 - Palm Trees and Cherubs

We continue Ezekiels ascent through the chambers of the Third temple.  We learn of the decorations and the symbols on the Temple walls.

Ezekiel 40b - The Prophet Ascends Into the Third Temple Courtyard

We continue our mystical journey into the Third Temple coutyard. Ezekiel sees sin, guilt being slain and holiness and sing being introduced.  The prophet's Yom Kippur journey to the center continues.  Only righteous priests are allowed to perform the serrvice in this new Temple. 

Ezekiel 40a - Visions of a Third Temple

We begin a series of chapters where Ezekiel describes his visions of teh Third temple in the Land of Israel.  Ezekiel begins a mystical journey through the majesty of the Temple building as he approaches the presence of God Himself.

Ezekiel 39 - Cleansing the Land of Gog

The people cleanse the land of Gog, his armies, and all that they stood for.  God has revealed Himself to the world as the true source of justice, and His name is sanctified through humility.

Ezekiel 38 - The War of Gog, King of Magog

After the people of Israel are gathered upon their land, many nations will refuse to accept God.  They will insist that might and power and oppression are the ways to achieve their aims.  God is trying to teach peace, coexistence, humility and knowledge of God, but they refuse to learn.  They gather against God and attempt to plunder the peaceful land.  God Himself wages war against them so that the entire world can learn of God.

Ezekiel 37b - Unity and a Covenant of Peace

God promises to bring the nation back to its' land, only this time it will be built on unity and peace.  Through cohesion, cooperation, and unity, an everlasting covenant of peace will be built between God, His people, and the nations of the world.