Beginning in chapter 40 Ezekiel began announcing promises to Israel that included hope of restoration and a description of their new temple that will again host the Glory of the Lord. Now, as Ezekiel finishes his prophecy the Lord identifies for the restored people of Israel the new divisions of the land of Israel for the twelve tribes plus the Levitical portion of the land which include the sacred district that contains Jerusalem. The division of the land in Ezekiel is similar to Joshua’s division of the land with one major exception: this time the portions will be equal.

Also worth noting is the fact that foreigners (aliens) who had converted to the religion of the Jews to worship Yahweh and were living in obedience to the covenant could reside among the natural tribes of Israel in the land.

Here is a photo of a diagram I have drawn in my Bible (click on the image for a larger view):

“Believers cannot think like this age and still produce the fruit of the Spirit. The formula does not work that way.” 
- Galyn Wiemers

Job 38:16 mentions the springs of water in the floor of the ocean that feed the seas. These springs were discovered in the second half of the twentieth century. Until then it was assumed the oceans were filled by rain and being fed by all the rivers of the world.