Chapter 36 of the Book of Ezekiel in the King James Version (KJV) focuses on God’s promise to restore the land of Israel and bless its people. In a summary of this chapter, it is revealed that God speaks to the mountains, hills, rivers, and valleys of Israel, commanding them to yield their fruit and bring forth abundance for His chosen people. He promises to multiply the population and rebuild the ruined cities, making them prosperous once again.
God explains that Israel had become a reproach among the nations due to their disobedience and idolatry, but now He will cleanse them from their sins and gather them from all the countries where they were scattered. He promises to give them a new heart and spirit, removing their stony hearts and replacing them with hearts of flesh.
Furthermore, God assures Israel that they will dwell in the land He gave to their forefathers, and He will make them fruitful and increase their livestock. The nations will acknowledge that God is the one who restores Israel and that His promises are fulfilled.