Old Testament · Major Prophets · Book 26 of 66
Ezekiel
Visions, sign-acts and oracles from exile in Babylon, ending with an extended vision of a restored temple.
- 48chapters
- 16days in the plan
- 237–252days of the year
Reading Ezekiel in a year
The visions are difficult and deliberately disorienting. The final temple chapters are architectural.
In a one-year plan, Ezekiel occupies days 237 to 252 — 16 days out of 365, or 4% of the Bible's 1189 chapters. That is a long stretch on one book, and it is worth knowing before you start rather than discovering it on day three.
Questions
- How many chapters are in Ezekiel?
- Ezekiel has 48 chapters, which is 4% of the Bible's 1189 chapters.
- How long does it take to read Ezekiel?
- In a one-year plan of three to four chapters a day, Ezekiel takes 16 days — days 237 to 252.
- What is the book of Ezekiel about?
- Visions, sign-acts and oracles from exile in Babylon, ending with an extended vision of a restored temple.
- Is Ezekiel in the Old or New Testament?
- Ezekiel is in the Old Testament, classified as Major Prophets. It is book 26 of 66 in canonical order.