The Book of Ezekiel

Ezekiel, a prophet in Babylonian exile, receives visions and prophecies about Jerusalem’s destruction and future restoration. The book begins with a vision of divine glory, symbolizing the presence of a higher power even in exile. Ezekiel delivers messages of judgment against Israel and surrounding nations, highlighting their moral failures. Later, he prophesies the renewal of Israel, including the famous vision of the Valley of Dry Bones, symbolizing national revival. The book emphasizes individual responsibility, the need for spiritual transformation, and the hope of restoration.