Chapter 48 of the Book of Ezekiel in the King James Version of the Bible concludes the prophet’s vision of the future restoration of the land of Israel. This chapter describes the allotment of the land among the twelve tribes of Israel in the millennial kingdom. It presents a detailed account of the borders and portions of land assigned to each tribe, ensuring equal distribution and fairness.
In this chapter, the city of Jerusalem is depicted at the center of the land, with the temple occupying a prominent position. The tribe of Levi is given a special portion of land for the priests and the Levites to dwell in.