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The modern reader encounters unfamiliar territory in Ezekiel, with its otherworldly visions and the peculiar actions of its author. Ezekiel presents a message of doom and judgment followed by an equally powerful message of hope and restoration. Through helpful literary analysis and theological reflection, Tuell assists the reader in seeing the richness and ongoing relevance of this book for...

Many of these similarities probably stem from the cultural context these prophets share—one in Jerusalem, one exiled to Babylon (e.g., compare 18:2 and Jer. 31:27–30, which quote and refute the same proverb). In some cases, it may be that similarities reflect the later editing of these books, when they were brought into their final form. However, it is certainly possible that Ezekiel and Jeremiah were aware of one another (though neither ever mentions the other). We know from Jeremiah that there
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