Ezekiel
The book of Ezekiel recounts the prophetic ministry of the prophet Ezekiel during the Babylonian exile of the Jewish people. It is characterized by its vivid and symbolic visions of God, visions which convey messages of judgment, rebuke, and hope. Ezekiel’s ministry involves conveying God’s messages to the exiles in Babylon, often through dramatic and unconventional means, such as enacting symbolic judgement. The book is particularly known for its vision of the "Valley of Dry Bones," symbolizing the restoration of Israel, and the detailed description of a glorious temple.