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In this discussion, Steve Gregg offers an overview of the book of Ezekiel, which is often considered the most difficult book in the Old Testament. Ezekiel, a priest during the Babylonian captivity, prophesied judgment for Jerusalem before its fall, as well as messages of comfort and restoration for the exiles. The book contains a wide range of literature, from narrative to prophetic oracles and apocalyptic visions. Gregg also warns Christians to be cautious in interpreting the visions regarding the restoration of the Jewish people and the possibility of animal sacrifices in a future temple.
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