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Ezekiel / Yehezkel (Prophet of Exile)
יְחֶזְקֵאל / ذو الكفل
(Known as "Ezekiel")
Prophet of the Babylonian Exile, Visionary of the Chariot & Valley of Dry Bones
Born
c. 622 BCE
Jerusalem, Palestine
Jerusalem, Palestine
Passed Away
c. 570 BCE
Al-Kifl, Iraq
Lifespan
~52 years old
"I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit in you; I will remove from you your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh."
Archival Overview
Priest-prophet who ministered to Jewish exiles by the Chebar River in Babylon. Famous for his mystical vision of the Merkavah (Throne-Chariot) and the resurrection of dry bones symbolizing national restoration.
Biographical Record
Deported during the first Babylonian conquest in 597 BCE, Ezekiel utilized dramatic symbolic actions—lying on his side for months, cooking food over coals, shaving his beard—to shock exiles into spiritual awakening.
His vision of a vast valley filled with dry bones rekindled by the divine breath (Ruach) remains one of history's most stirring allegories of spiritual rebirth and the indomitability of human hope.
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Final Resting Place
Perpetual Memorial
Ezekiel's Tomb Sanctuary (Al-Kifl Shrine)
Al-Kifl, Iraq
Al-Kifl, Iraq
GPS: 32.2225, 44.3756
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