When you divide the land among the tribes of Israel, you must set aside a section for the LORD as his holy portion. This piece of land will be 8⅓ miles long and 6⅔ miles wide. The entire area will be holy.
Context
This prophecy is part of Ezekiel's vision of the restored land and temple, detailing the division of the land among the tribes of Israel and the portion set aside for the LORD.
Fulfillment
future
Fulfilled in
This prophecy is expected to be fulfilled in the eschatological future, during the millennial reign of Christ as described in Revelation 20.
The prophecy describes a future allocation of land for the LORD, which has not yet been realized in history. It is anticipated to occur in the future restoration of Israel.
Theological significance
This prophecy emphasizes the holiness and sovereignty of God, as well as His future plans for Israel. It reflects the theme of restoration and the establishment of God's kingdom on earth.
The prince will have a section of land on both sides of the holy lands and city lands, extending westward from the western border and eastward from the eastern border, running lengthwise from the western to the eastern border, parallel to the tribal portions.
Context
This prophecy outlines the allocation of land for the prince, who will have a specific portion of land in the restored Israel.
Fulfillment
future
Fulfilled in
This prophecy is expected to be fulfilled in the future, during the millennial kingdom.
The role and land of the prince are part of the future restoration and governance of Israel, which has not yet occurred.
Theological significance
The prophecy highlights the order and structure in God's future kingdom, with designated roles and responsibilities, reflecting God's plan for leadership and governance.