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OT126: Survey of Ezekiel
The book of Ezekiel serves as a sophisticated theological defense of God’s holiness and sovereignty during the Babylonian exile, portraying a transition from the crushing reality of judgment to the vibrant hope of national rebirth. Structured around the pivotal fall of Jerusalem, the text begins with a dramatic vision of God’s throne-chariot, which emphasizes that the Divine presence is mobile and not confined to a destroyed temple. The prophet utilizes bizarre symbolic sign-acts and harrowing imagery to demonstrate that Israel’s exile was a legally precise consequence of their covenant…
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