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Few parts of the Bible address a situation so seemingly without hope as the book of Ezekiel. God's judgement had come upon His people for their disobedience, and they were now suffering in exile in a foreign land. In a world like our own, where so much is uncertain, how can we make sense of a God who certainly sees, judges and punishes sin, yet readily forgives when His people repent? Ezekiel's listeners were people like ourselves; how was his book a direct response to the troubles of his time, and how does he still speak to us thousands of years later?

In this examination of the lessons we can find in the priest-turned-prophet's life and writings, Bible teachers Peter Lau and Eugene Hor show how God's message through Ezekiel can be understood, obeyed and lived in the light of Jesus Christ.