It ends in the 48th chapter with a discussion of the allotment of the lands and a description of the gates of the New Jerusalem, while the book opens in the 5th year of the exile of King Jehoiachin, when the titular son of Buzi has a vision of a chariot and is instructed to eat a scroll.
One section features the "allegory of the sisters," in which it is said that Oholah and Oholibah played the whore and were stoned to death for their adultery. The 24th chapter features the oracle at the death of the title figure's wife, in which the title figure is told not to practice the usual rituals of mourning. It ends in the 48th chapter with a discussion of the allotment of the lands and a description of the gates of the New Jerusalem, while the book opens in the 5th year of the exile of King Jehoiachin, when the titular son of Buzi has a vision of a chariot and is instructed to eat a scroll. FTP, name this book of the Old Testament which includes a vision of a valley of dry bones and follows the book of Jeremiah.
One section features the "allegory of the sisters," in which it is said that Oholah and Oholibah played the whore and were stoned to death for their adultery.
the Book of {Ezekiel}