Ezekiel (Bible)

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The book of '''Ezekiel''' is the 26th book of the Old Testament, named after the prophet Ezekiel, who is traditionally believed to have written it. Taken captive to [[Babylon]] during the Neo-Babylonian Empire, Ezekiel received divine visions and revelations while in exile. Through prophetic visions, symbolic actions, and messages, he foretold both the destruction and future restoration of [[Jerusalem]]. This book is classified among the Major Prophets, alongside [[Isaiah]], [[~~Book of~~ Jeremiah|Jeremiah]], and [[Book of Daniel|Daniel]].

The book of '''Ezekiel''' is the 26th book of the Old Testament, named after the prophet Ezekiel, who is traditionally believed to have written it. Taken captive to [[Babylon]] during the Neo-Babylonian Empire, Ezekiel received divine visions and revelations while in exile. Through prophetic visions, symbolic actions, and messages, he foretold both the destruction and future restoration of [[Jerusalem]]. This book is classified among the Major Prophets, alongside [[Isaiah]], [[Jeremiah (Bible)|Jeremiah]], and [[Book of Daniel|Daniel]].

==The Writer: Ezekiel==

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===Judgment on Jerusalem ([https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ezekiel%204-24&version=NIV Chapters 4–24])===

Ezekiel saw the wickedness of the people through visions and sought to make them aware of their sins. However, even the leaders, who were supposed to guide the people, had become false prophets, worshiping idols, violating the [[Sabbath]], and abandoning [[Law of God|God’s law]]. Despite having experienced two Babylonian invasions, the people failed to recognize God’s warning. Ezekiel prophesied that Jerusalem would be completely destroyed. He also emphasized that each [[Soul|individual]] would be judged for their own sins, as the exiled generation wrongly blamed their ancestors for their suffering. Ezekiel strongly declared that God judges each person according to their deeds and urged the wicked to repent.

Ezekiel saw the wickedness of the people through visions and sought to make them aware of their sins. However, even the leaders, who were supposed to guide the people, had become false prophets, worshiping idols, violating the [[Sabbath]], and abandoning [[The Law of God|God’s law]]. Despite having experienced two Babylonian invasions, the people failed to recognize God’s warning. Ezekiel prophesied that Jerusalem would be completely destroyed. He also emphasized that each [[Soul|individual]] would be judged for their own sins, as the exiled generation wrongly blamed their ancestors for their suffering. Ezekiel strongly declared that God judges each person according to their deeds and urged the wicked to repent.

* '''The Symbol of Jerusalem’s Siege''' (Chs. 4–7)

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{{quote5|내용= “My servant David will be king over them, and they will all have one shepherd. They will follow my laws and be careful to keep my decrees. They will live in the land I gave to my servant Jacob, the land where your fathers lived. They and their children and their children’s children will live there forever, and David my servant will be their prince forever.” |출처= [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ezekiel%2037&version=NIV Ezekiel 37:24-25]}}

===The Glory of the Jerusalem Temple ([https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ezekiel%2040-48&version=NIV Chapters 40–48])===

By this time, it had been 25 years since the exile began and 14 years since Jerusalem’s destruction. Around the [[Passover]] season (11th day of the first month in the sacred calendar), Ezekiel experienced a second vision of going to [[Jerusalem]].

By this time, it had been 25 years since the exile began and 14 years since Jerusalem’s destruction. Around the [[Passover]] season (the 11th day of the first month in the sacred calendar), Ezekiel experienced a second vision of going to [[Jerusalem]].

* He saw a great and magnificent temple, symbolizing God’s presence among His people.

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-The book of '''Ezekiel''' is the 26th book of the Old Testament, named after the prophet Ezekiel, who is traditionally believed to have written it. Taken captive to [[Babylon]] during the Neo-Babylonian Empire, Ezekiel received divine visions and revelations while in exile. Through prophetic visions, symbolic actions, and messages, he foretold both the destruction and future restoration of [[Jerusalem]]. This book is classified among the Major Prophets, alongside [[Isaiah]], [[Book of Jeremiah|Jeremiah]], and [[Book of Daniel|Daniel]].
+The book of '''Ezekiel''' is the 26th book of the Old Testament, named after the prophet Ezekiel, who is traditionally believed to have written it. Taken captive to [[Babylon]] during the Neo-Babylonian Empire, Ezekiel received divine visions and revelations while in exile. Through prophetic visions, symbolic actions, and messages, he foretold both the destruction and future restoration of [[Jerusalem]]. This book is classified among the Major Prophets, alongside [[Isaiah]], [[Jeremiah (Bible)|Jeremiah]], and [[Book of Daniel|Daniel]].
 ==The Writer: Ezekiel==
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 ===Judgment on Jerusalem ([https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ezekiel%204-24&version=NIV Chapters 4–24])===
-Ezekiel saw the wickedness of the people through visions and sought to make them aware of their sins. However, even the leaders, who were supposed to guide the people, had become false prophets, worshiping idols, violating the [[Sabbath]], and abandoning [[Law of God|God’s law]]. Despite having experienced two Babylonian invasions, the people failed to recognize God’s warning. Ezekiel prophesied that Jerusalem would be completely destroyed. He also emphasized that each [[Soul|individual]] would be judged for their own sins, as the exiled generation wrongly blamed their ancestors for their suffering. Ezekiel strongly declared that God judges each person according to their deeds and urged the wicked to repent.
+Ezekiel saw the wickedness of the people through visions and sought to make them aware of their sins. However, even the leaders, who were supposed to guide the people, had become false prophets, worshiping idols, violating the [[Sabbath]], and abandoning [[The Law of God|God’s law]]. Despite having experienced two Babylonian invasions, the people failed to recognize God’s warning. Ezekiel prophesied that Jerusalem would be completely destroyed. He also emphasized that each [[Soul|individual]] would be judged for their own sins, as the exiled generation wrongly blamed their ancestors for their suffering. Ezekiel strongly declared that God judges each person according to their deeds and urged the wicked to repent.
 * '''The Symbol of Jerusalem’s Siege''' (Chs. 4–7)
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 {{quote5|내용= “My servant David will be king over them, and they will all have one shepherd. They will follow my laws and be careful to keep my decrees. They will live in the land I gave to my servant Jacob, the land where your fathers lived. They and their children and their children’s children will live there forever, and David my servant will be their prince forever.” |출처= [https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ezekiel%2037&version=NIV Ezekiel 37:24-25]}}
 ===The Glory of the Jerusalem Temple ([https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ezekiel%2040-48&version=NIV Chapters 40–48])===
-By this time, it had been 25 years since the exile began and 14 years since Jerusalem’s destruction. Around the [[Passover]] season (11th day of the first month in the sacred calendar), Ezekiel experienced a second vision of going to [[Jerusalem]].
+By this time, it had been 25 years since the exile began and 14 years since Jerusalem’s destruction. Around the [[Passover]] season (the 11th day of the first month in the sacred calendar), Ezekiel experienced a second vision of going to [[Jerusalem]].
 * He saw a great and magnificent temple, symbolizing God’s presence among His people.

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