Ezekiel the prophet preached to Jews of the Babylonian captivity from 593 BC to 563 BC, according to the Bible's book of Ezekiel. The book discusses the fall of Jerusalem in 586 BC and contains many oracles of warning. He sometimes symbolically acted out his prophecies. He spoke about the restoration of Israel and the destruction of empires that sought to destroy Israel. Those empires, by the way, have been destroyed, and Israel today is being restored.
Below is a partial listing of Ezekiel's prophecies.
Ezekiel 11:17
The exiles of Judah would be regathered to their homeland
Ezekiel 22:14-15
The people of Judah would be exiled from their homeland and scattered throughout the nations
Ezekiel 25:14
The Jews would avenge the Edomites
Ezekiel 26:3
Tyre would be attacked by many nations
Ezekiel 26:4
Tyre would be scraped and made bare
Ezekiel 26:7-9
Tyre's mainland would be destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar
Ezekiel 26:12
Tyre's stones, timber and soil would be cast into the sea
Ezekiel 26:14
Phoenician Tyre would never be rebuilt
Ezekiel 26:21
Phoenician Tyre would never again be found
Ezekiel 29:15
Egypt would never again rule over nations
Ezekiel 34:13
The people of Israel would return to "their own land"
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