This is a verse-by-verse commentary on the book of Ezekiel, developed over seven volumes covering chapters 1 through 48. Each volume examines the text in its plain meaning before drawing out the typological, Christological, and eschatological significance that runs through Ezekiel's prophecy from beginning to end.
The studies are written for those who want more than a surface reading — those who are willing to follow the text wherever it leads, including into the harder questions about priesthood, judgment, resurrection, and the return of Messiah. A canonical theological overview by theologian Phil Wolfe opens each volume, placing Ezekiel within the full arc of Scripture.