HeyJaredTheBibleIn365 — CSB
In a world where everything competes for our attention, I’m committing to reading the entire Bible in 2026, and I’ll be doing it publicly.Why publicly? I asked myself the same question until I read Nehemiah.
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Day 257. Ezekiel 46-48 (opens the original)
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The vision of the restored temple continues with instructions for the prince, Sabbath and festival worship, offerings, and the proper use of the temple gates. Ezekiel then sees the land divided among the tribes of Israel, with the temple at its centre. The book closes with the city receiving a new name: “The LORD is there” , emphasizing God’s restored presence among His people.
Day 256. Ezekiel 43-45 (opens the original)
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The glory of the Lord returns to the temple in Ezekiel’s vision, reversing the earlier departure of God’s presence from Jerusalem. God gives instructions concerning worship, holiness, the altar, priests, offerings, and the responsibilities of the leaders. The restored temple is presented as a place where God’s presence is central and His people are called to live according to His holiness. The section points toward restoration through renewed worship and ordered devotion to God.
Day 255. Ezekiel 40-42 (opens the original)
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Ezekiel is given a detailed vision of a future temple and is guided through its gates, courts, chambers, and surrounding structures. The precision of the measurements emphasizes order, holiness, and God’s purposes for worship. After so much of the book has focused on God’s glory departing from Jerusalem, these chapters begin presenting a vision of a restored place where God’s presence can once again dwell among His people.
Day 254. Ezekiel 37-39 (opens the original)
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Ezekiel receives the famous vision of the valley of dry bones, symbolizing God’s ability to bring life and restoration to a people who appear completely hopeless. God promises to reunite Israel and establish His presence among them. The prophecy then turns to Gog and the nations that will come against God’s restored people. God demonstrates His power by defeating their enemies and making His holiness known among the nations.
Day 253. Ezekiel 34-36 (opens the original)
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God condemns Israel’s shepherds—the leaders who exploited and neglected His people instead of caring for them. He promises that He Himself will search for His scattered sheep, rescue them, and establish a faithful shepherd over them. God then promises restoration to Israel and renewal of the land. He will cleanse His people, give them a new heart and spirit, and restore them for the sake of His holy name.
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