Ezekiel 40, Isaiah 60, and Revelation 21 Parallel Chart

Ezekiel 40 and Revelation 21 Parallel Chart


It is popular to teach that Ezekiel 40-48/Isaiah 60 occurs during the 1,000 year Earthly Millennial Kingdom and Revelation 21 is the New Heavens/New Earth respectively. However, when you develop a parallel chart between both passages, this is NOT the case.

We see that Ezekiel 40/Isaiah 60 and Revelation 21 is talking about the SAME thing: A figurative description of the Beautiful Jewels/adornment of Christ's Church, not a literal structure. Therefore, the Premil reader is struck with massive confusion and dissonance. Either Ezekiel 40/Isaiah 60 and Revelation 21 are both talking about Heaven or they are both talking about the Millennial Kingdom. They are NOT different events! Support is below.





Ezekiel 40
Commonality
Revelation 21
Ezekiel 40:1-3
Taken to a High Mountain
Revelation 21:10
Ezekiel  40:5
A Wall that Surrounds the City
Revelation 21:12
Ezekiel 40:6
East Gate
Revelation 21:13
Ezekiel 40:20-23, and 24-27
East, North, and South Order
Revelation 21:13
Ezekiel 40:10
Each Gate/Alcove are in 3's
Revelation 21:13
Ezekiel 40:15
Alcove Measurement
Revelation 21:15
Ezekiel 48:31
12 Gates
Revelation 21:12
Ezekiel 47:1
Stream of Living Water
Revelation 22:1


Isaiah 60
Commonality
Revelation 21
Isaiah 60:19
God will be their Light
Revelation 21:23
Isaiah 60:3
The Gentiles are drawn by the Light
Revelation 21:24
Isaiah 60:10,13
The Gentiles will worship God
Revelation 21:24
Isaiah 60:11
Too many nations in the Kingdom of God. Gates will remain open.
Revelation 21:25
Isaiah 60:5
Gentiles will bring their most valuable resources to worship God.
Revelation 21:26
Isaiah 60:21
There will be no unbelievers in Spiritual Israel
Revelation 21:27

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