Chapter 43:
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Ezekiel 43
The following commentary covers Chapters 40, 41, 42, and 43.
God's
sanctuary in the midst of His people re-established in
holiness
The remaining part of the
prophecy is the establishment of His sanctuary in the
midst of His people. The reader will perceive that we
find in these last chapters a revelation of the same kind
as that given to Moses for the tabernacle, and to David
for the temple—only that in this case the details
are preserved in the writings given to the people by
inspiration, as a testimony for the time to come, and to
conscience in all times. God takes an interest in His
people. He will reestablish His sanctuary among men.
Meantime the testimony of this has been given to the
people to bring them under the responsibility which this
good-will of God towards them involved. For the prophet
was commanded to tell the house of Israel all that he had
seen; and he did so. When the dimensions of the different
parts of the house have been given, the glory of Jehovah
fills the house, in the vision, as happened historically
at the dedication of the tabernacle and of the temple.
Chapter 43: 7 proclaims
that the house, which is the throne and the footstool of
Jehovah, should no more be defiled by profane things. The
prophet was then to declare that, if Israel renounced
their unfaithfulness, Jehovah would return to dwell
there. Thus the people are placed at all times under this
responsibility. The prophet was to shew the house to
Israel that they might repent; and, if they repented, he
was to explain it to them in detail. And it is this which
takes place at the end. The ordinances of the house were
to be shewn them, if they humbled themselves; and in view
of this the prophet announces all that was to be done for
the cleansing and the consecration of the altar, in order
that the regular service might be performed.
Chapter 43:
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