Ezekiel

(A priest)
Time of his prophecyEzk 1:1–3
Persecution ofEzk 3:25
Visions of
Of God's gloryEzk 1 Ezk 8 Ezk 10 Ezk 11:22
Of Jews' abominationsEzk 8:5 Ezk 8:6
Of their punishmentEzk 9:10
Of the valley of dry bonesEzk 37:1–14
Of a man with measuring lineEzk 40 Ezk 41 Ezk 42 Ezk 43 Ezk 44 Ezk 45 Ezk 46 Ezk 47 Ezk 48
Of the riverEzk 47:1–14
Teaches by pantomime
Feigns dumbnessEzk 3:26 Ezk 24:27 Ezk 33:22
Symbolizes the siege of Jerusalem by drawings on a tileEzk 4
Shaves himselfEzk 5:1–4
Removes his belongings to illustrate the approaching Jewish captivityEzk 12:3–7
SighsEzk 21:6 Ezk 21:7
Employs a boiling pot to symbolize the destruction of JerusalemEzk 24:1–14
Does not show mourning upon the death of his wifeEzk 24:16–27
Prophesies by parable of an eagleEzk 17:2–10
Other parablesEzk 15 Ezk 16 Ezk 19 Ezk 23
His popularityEzk 33:31 Ezk 33:32