Cross-References — Ezekiel 17

4 pairs

1. Ezekiel 17:3→referencesDaniel 4:10-12

   Ezekiel 17:3 describes a great eagle with great wings, which symbolizes a powerful kingdom. Similarly, Daniel 4:10-12 uses the imagery of a great tree to symbolize a kingdom, showing how both prophets use nature to depict political powers.

   Thematic focusSymbolism of Kingdoms, Divine Sovereignty.

   • #Symbolism
   • #Kingdoms
   • #Prophecy

2. Ezekiel 17:12→references2 Kings 24:10-17

   Ezekiel 17:12 explains the parable of the eagles and the vine, referring to the historical event of King Jehoiachin's exile to Babylon, as recorded in 2 Kings 24:10-17.

   Thematic focusJudgment, Historical Fulfillment.

   • #Judgment
   • #Exile
   • #Babylon

3. Ezekiel 17:22→referencesIsaiah 11:1

   Ezekiel 17:22 speaks of God taking a sprig from the lofty top of the cedar and planting it, symbolizing the restoration of Davidic kingship. Isaiah 11:1 similarly prophesies a shoot coming from the stump of Jesse, indicating the Messiah's coming.

   Thematic focusMessianic Prophecy, Restoration.

   • #Messiah
   • #Restoration
   • #DavidicLine

4. Ezekiel 17:24→referencesPsalm 92:12-15

   Ezekiel 17:24 declares that all the trees of the field will know the Lord's sovereignty. Psalm 92:12-15 speaks of the righteous flourishing like a palm tree, emphasizing God's power to exalt and sustain His people.

   Thematic focusDivine Sovereignty, Righteousness.

   • #Sovereignty
   • #Righteousness
   • #GodsPower

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