Ezekiel 34:13-14

Ezekiel 34:13-14

[13] And I will bring them out  from the people,  and gather  them from the countries,  and will bring  them to their own land,  and feed  them upon the mountains  of Israel  by the rivers,  and in all the inhabited places  of the country.  [14] I will feed  them in a good  pasture,  and upon the high  mountains  of Israel  shall their fold  be: there shall they lie  in a good  fold,  and in a fat  pasture  shall they feed  upon the mountains  of Israel. 

What does Ezekiel 34:13-14 Mean?

Contextual Meaning

He would lead them out from among the peoples where they had gone and bring them back to their own land (cf. Ezekiel 34:4-6). He would nourish them on the mountains, beside the streams, and in the best (inhabited) places of the land (cf. Psalm 23:1; John 4; John 6:31-35). They would enjoy good pasture and would experience rest in good grazing ground, the richest pasture in the land.
"If the scattering were literal, and no one is foolhardy as to deny this, then the regathering must be equally so." [1]