Ezekiel 45: A Holy Portion and Just Rulers

Ezekiel’s vision sets apart a holy share of the land for the LORD, with space for the sanctuary, priests, Levites, the city and the prince. God calls Israel’s rulers to stop oppressing His people, requires honest weights and measures, and describes the offerings the prince provides for the feasts.

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When Israel divides up the land, what are they told to set apart (45:1-4)?

A grazing range shared by the herds of every tribeA holy share belonging to the LORD, with His sanctuary in itA city of refuge for anyone who killed by accidentA royal estate for the governor sent from Babylon