The visions of the Prophet Ezekiel are some of the most evocative in the Old Testament, giving an image of God above “four living creatures” with four faces and four wings each “who sparkled ...

Ezekiel’s visions were eventually brought back to Zion and his imaginings of the rebuilt Temple had an influence on the structure in the Persian and Hellenistic periods. The prophet did not live ...

There is nothing else in the Bible like story of the Valley of Dry Bones in Ezekiel 37:1-14 where the prophet Ezekiel, whose book is full of startling visions, reveals the unlimited power of God.

Then, just as Ezekiel does, as our heart breaks God needs us to reach inside and feel God’s purpose. God wants to restore us. In God’s vision, devastation never wins.

In chapters 38–39, the prophet Ezekiel describes a vision of an end-time war—one not born from chaos or exile, but one that emerges when Israel is already restored to her land, living in peace ...

This panel depicts the prophet’s vision in chapter 37 of the book of Ezekiel, in which God brings dry bones to life. This vision of resurrection in a valley of bones was a prophecy pointing to the end ...