Ezekiel – Know that I am the Lord
The Book of Ezekiel is a fairly lengthy book. It covers the Lord’s instruction of prophecy through the mouth and actions of Ezekiel. Ezekiel is to prophecy to the children of Israel in Captivity. He is in captivity in Babylon and the time frame is approximately 597 BC. 
The book begins with a description of the Glory of God. It is something which is discussed in chapter 1 and then again in chapter 10. For a great study, consult also Revelation chapter 4. The description of the Lord, the living creatures, cherubim, and the wheels is interesting and with each passage the vision becomes clearer.
In the video below, I discuss how my study is approached. I tend to use a lot of colors for various reasons, but specifically to identify key words and themes. For instance, I might use blue when I come across passages prophecying the coming of Jesus. One of the main things that I do is highlight reoccuring phrases. This is specifically the focus of this study. By the time I had hit chapter 16, I saw a phrase which was popping up often. Once I did a word search, the results surprised me! While I do not discuss all the details of what I have discovered, I do note some interesting findings and I share them with you.
The Bible is fascinating and Ezekiel really provides a great study when you have time. I hope the thoughts I share with you below cause you to consider taking a closer look at word studies. Once I start finding key words or phrases, my mind cannot help but be propelled forward as I try to answer the question about why is this being said!