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The '''Book of Ezekiel''' is the fourth [[Book of Major Prophets]] contained within the [[Old Testament]] of the [[Bible]]. The text is believed to have been first written in the sixth century before Christ, in the ancient [[Hebrew]] language. The book recounts the life and tribulations of the prophet [[Ezekiel]]. Many passages in the book relate to the end-times [[Bible prophecy|prophesied]] in [[Revelation]].

The '''Book of Ezekiel''' is the fourth [[Book of Major Prophets]] contained within the [[Old Testament]] of the [[Bible]]. The text is believed to have been first written in the sixth century before Christ, in the ancient [[Hebrew]] language. The book recounts the life and tribulations of the prophet [[Ezekiel]]. Many passages in the book relate to the end-times [[Bible prophecy|prophesied]] in [[Revelation]].

The main theological themes of the Book of Ezekiel is [[God]]'s [[glory]] and [[holiness]], [[judgment]] and restoration of God people, and individual and corporate responsibility. It also emphasizes the importance of the covenant, the future hope of [[Israel]], and the promise of a new heart and a new spirit in God's people.  

The main [[theology|theological]] themes of the Book of Ezekiel is [[God]]'s [[glory]] and [[holiness]], [[judgment]] and restoration of God's people, and individual and corporate responsibility. It also emphasizes the importance of the [[covenant]], the future hope of [[Israel]], and the promise of a new heart and a new spirit in God's people.  

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