"The Bible, King James version, Book 26: Ezekiel" by Anonymous is a text from the 6th century BC where the prophet Ezekiel shares visions and messages aimed at the Israelites during their time as captives in Babylon. It tackles big ideas like divine punishment, getting things back on track, and the bond between God and His followers. The book kicks off with eye-popping visions near the river Chebar, introducing Ezekiel's calling; he sees crazy images like living beings and wheels covered in eyes, which show God's amazing power. God then tells Ezekiel to be a messenger for the Israelites, alerting them to their bad behavior and promising eventual renewal. Ezekiel is shown as a watchman who has to deliver God's warnings. This sets a serious and urgent tone that runs through the whole book and highlights the mix of judgment, hope, and revival that the story is all about.
The Bible, King James version, Book 26: Ezekiel
By Anonymous
A prophet receives fantastic visions and stern warnings to deliver to a rebellious people exiled far from home, promising eventual return.
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