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Ezekiel: A Commentary is unavailable, but you can change that!

This volume brings to life the ministry and message of one of the most neglected of the major Old Testament prophets, and illuminates one of the most fascinating chapters on the history of Israel. Besides giving a verse-by-verse commentary of the book of Ezekiel, Walther Eichrodt fully discusses its origin and composition and all the knotty problems of the prophet’s own activity.

people in his house. This is the language they use when they seek to give praise to the refreshment bestowed by the communion with God which is found in the temple. It is insufficient to refer to the well of Gihon, which springs up in the valley of Kidron, below the temple, to account for the notion of a well of life associated with the temple, despite the importance of this source for Jerusalem. Just as we have already found the myth of the world-tree and of the world-mountain recurring in Ezekiel
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