ezekiel

• Nom propre se référant au prophète juif du VIe siècle av. J.-C., exilé à Babylone, ainsi qu'au livre de l'Ancien Testament contenant ses prophéties sur la chute et la restauration de Jérusalem et de Juda.

A proper noun referring to a Hebrew prophet of the 6th century BC who was exiled to Babylon, and also to the Old Testament book containing his prophecies concerning the downfall and restoration of Jerusalem and Judah.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. Biblical ProphetC1formal

   A Hebrew prophet from the 6th century BC who was taken to Babylon as a captive in 587 BC and delivered prophecies about the fall of Jerusalem and the eventual restoration of Israel.

   Ézéchiel (prophète biblique)

   • Ezekiel is considered one of the major prophets of the Old Testament.
   • The prophet Ezekiel had visions of a valley of dry bones.
   • Ezekiel's prophecies warned of the destruction of Jerusalem.

2. Book of the BibleC1formal

   The Old Testament book that contains the prophecies and visions of the prophet Ezekiel, focusing on the judgment of Judah and Jerusalem and the promise of future restoration.

   Livre d'Ézéchiel

   • The Book of Ezekiel is divided into three main sections.
   • Ezekiel's temple vision is described in detail in the later chapters.
   • Scholars study the Book of Ezekiel for its complex symbolism.

   Synonymesezechiel