Book of Ezekiel

The Book of Ezekiel is a part of the Hebrew Bible that contains the prophet Ezekiel’s messages from God. Written during Israel’s exile in Babylon, it addresses themes of judgment, punishment, and eventual hope. Ezekiel uses vivid visions, symbolic actions, and poetic language to warn of Jerusalem’s destruction, call for repentance, and envision future restoration. It emphasizes God's sovereignty, the importance of personal accountability, and the promise of renewal for the nation. Overall, it combines warnings and hope, urging the people to turn back to God to experience redemption.