Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4,4 |         did not ask whether the Northern sanctuaries were God-willed,
 2 5,2 |        ad­dressed mainly to the Northern Kingdom, to which he belonged.~
 3 5,5 |       the very existence of the Northern king­dom was sin (8:4; 13:
 4 11,6|                             The Northern Invader (4:5-31; 5:15-19;
 5 11,7|       throughout means both the Northern Kingdom, and Judah. Here,
 6 11,7|         when he pleads with the Northern tribes, it is not dear whether
 7 11,7|       is used exdusively of the Northern Kingdom in contrast to Judah.
 8 11,7|         the closing days of the Northern Kingdom.~ Ch. 3:14-18 is
 9 11,8|       worked among the remnants northern tribes that were still in
10 13,4|       sciously addressed to the Northern exiles at all. Since Ezekiel
11 13,0|     primarily of those from the Northern Kingdom that had gone into
12 13,0| foretell the restoration of the Northern tribes, e.g. Hos. 3:4f;