This man was a hereditary prisoner-of-war when he took the name by which he is now known, which means "May God Strengthen" in Hebrew. After his renaming ceremony, he was granted an ecstasy of visions prophesying the end of the Babylonian (*) Captivity and the eventual restoration of the Temple at Jerusalem. His book is probably more famous, however, for its mystical imagery, including a tour of God's celestial temple and visions of a "Valley of Dry Bones" in which the dead are resurrected but not saved. FTP, name this M
This man was a hereditary prisoner-of-war when he took the name by which he is now known, which means "May God Strengthen" in Hebrew. After his renaming ceremony, he was granted an ecstasy of visions prophesying the end of the Babylonian (*) Captivity and the eventual restoration of the Temple at Jerusalem. His book is probably more famous, however, for its mystical imagery, including a tour of God's celestial temple and visions of a "Valley of Dry Bones" in which the dead are resurrected but not saved. FTP, name this Major Prophet, whose book follows that of Baruch in the Catholic Bible, most famous for his visions of a "wheel of fire."
This man was a hereditary prisoner-of-war when he took the name by which he is now known, which means "May God Strengthen" in Hebrew.
{Ezekiel}