This man gives an extensive sermon about a sword while sighing deeply to represent the future sadness of the people.
This man gives an extensive sermon about a sword while sighing deeply to represent the future sadness of the people. God orders him to pack his bags and pretend to be leaving his city. He always faces south when he preaches. After shaving his head, this man burns a third of his hair, chops a third, and scatters a third of it into the wind. After building a small model of Jerusalem, he lies on his side next to it for 410 days to represent the length of Babylon's siege of Jerusalem. This man's stunts, such as eating a prophetic scroll, are seen as desperate attempts to warn an unheeding people that Nebuchadnezzar would destroy Israel. This man's other prophecies include an image of Gog and Magog and a vision of a valley of bones. For 10 points, name this Old Testament prophet whose namesake book is between the Books of Lamentations and Daniel and who witnesses a vision of God in a fiery chariot guided by cherubim.
This man gives an extensive sermon about a sword while sighing deeply to represent the future sadness of the people.
Ezekiel