The Vision of Ezekiel: God's Message to His People

👁️‍🗨️Ezekiel sees a vision of a windstorm with four living creatures, representing the glory of God.

🌈Ezekiel witnesses a throne surrounded by a bright light resembling a rainbow, symbolizing God's presence and majesty.

⚔️God appoints Ezekiel as a prophet to warn the rebellious people of Israel of their impending punishment for their sins.

🍞Ezekiel is commanded by God to eat a scroll, representing the words of God, and to deliver His message to the people.

💔God declares His judgment on Jerusalem, foretelling its destruction due to the people's disobedience and idolatry.

What does Ezekiel see in his vision?

—Ezekiel sees a windstorm, four living creatures, a throne, and a bright light resembling a rainbow, symbolizing the glory and presence of God.

What is Ezekiel's role as a prophet?

—Ezekiel is chosen by God to warn the rebellious people of Israel of their impending punishment for their sins and to deliver His message to them.

What does the scroll represent?

—The scroll represents the words of God, and eating it symbolizes internalizing and delivering His message to the people.

What is the message of God to the people of Israel?

—God warns of Jerusalem's destruction due to the people's disobedience and idolatry, and He declares His judgment and impending punishment.

What is the significance of the bright light resembling a rainbow?

—The bright light symbolizes the glory and majesty of God's presence, reminding the people of His power and authority.

00:01Ezekiel receives a vision from God, revealing the glory and power of the Lord.

02:50God appoints Ezekiel as a prophet to warn the rebellious people of Israel of their impending punishment.

05:02Ezekiel is commanded by God to eat a scroll, representing the words of God, and to deliver His message to the people.

08:59God declares His judgment on Jerusalem, foretelling its destruction due to the people's disobedience and idolatry.

11:39Ezekiel is instructed to symbolically represent the destruction of Jerusalem using his own hair and a brick.