The Prophet Ezekiel

By the river Chebar in Babylon, a priest in exile receives a vision of divine glory as Jerusalem’s ruin still lies ahead. His name is Ezekiel, and his calling begins far from the temple he knew.

In this 1918 exposition, Arno Clemens Gaebelein follows the prophet’s ministry among the Jewish captives, carried from Jerusalem years before the city and temple fell. Ezekiel must speak to a people Gaebelein describes as rebellious, delivering warnings of judgment while also bearing messages that look beyond disaster. Gaebelein examines the visions, symbols, and dated prophecies as parts of one unfolding message. What did Ezekiel’s vision reveal to a people struggling to understand their exile—and what hope could survive the fall of Jerusalem?

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