Eze 42:1-4 | MHM | STEP | The Vision of the Temple In this section, Ezekiel is shown the chambers around the temple. These rooms have special purposes and teach us about the balance between public worship and private devotion. The chambers are many, showing that God’s house has room for all who want to draw near to him. They are close to the temple, reminding us that private worship should support and prepare us for public worship. There are also wide walkways for fellowship, showing that God’s people should encourage and help each other in their faith. v. 1-4 : Ezekiel is brought back to the outer court to see the chambers in that area. These chambers are arranged in three stories. Even though the upper rooms are smaller, they are still useful for private devotion. The chambers are near the temple, showing that private and public worship are connected. In front of the chambers are wide walkways where people can meet and encourage each other (Ezekiel 42:1-4 ).

‏ Ezekiel 42:1-4

The Vision of the Temple

In this section, Ezekiel is shown the chambers around the temple. These rooms have special purposes and teach us about the balance between public worship and private devotion. The chambers are many, showing that God’s house has room for all who want to draw near to him. They are close to the temple, reminding us that private worship should support and prepare us for public worship. There are also wide walkways for fellowship, showing that God’s people should encourage and help each other in their faith.

v. 1-4: Ezekiel is brought back to the outer court to see the chambers in that area. These chambers are arranged in three stories. Even though the upper rooms are smaller, they are still useful for private devotion. The chambers are near the temple, showing that private and public worship are connected. In front of the chambers are wide walkways where people can meet and encourage each other (Ezekiel 42:1-4 ^a).

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