It contains an explicit revocation of the principle of sins of the fathers visited on the children, and descriptions of symbolic actions of the title prophet such as not mourning his wife, sleeping on one side, and eating a scroll.
Its eloquent passages include those on the lament over Egypt, the greatness of Tyre, and on the sword of God's wrath. It contains an explicit revocation of the principle of sins of the fathers visited on the children, and descriptions of symbolic actions of the title prophet such as not mourning his wife, sleeping on one side, and eating a scroll. FTP, name this book that concludes with a vision of the restored ideal Temple, the 3rd of the books of the Major Prophets, and which includes a famous passage on the field of dried bones.
Its eloquent passages include those on the lament over Egypt, the greatness of Tyre, and on the sword of God's wrath.
{Ezekiel}