Ezekiel 1

Ezekiel 1

The book opens with the prophet Ezekiel by the Chebar Canal in Babylon, five years into his exile. He sees a terrifying vision of God's glory. The vision centers on four living creatures (each with four faces: man, lion, ox, and eagle) that possess four wings and straight feet. These creatures are linked to four wheels full of eyes, moving rapidly with the creatures. Above them is a glorious throne upon which is the likeness of the glory of the Lord, which causes Ezekiel to fall on his face.

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Hosea 1

God commands Hosea to marry a promiscuous wife, Gomer, to symbolize Israel's spiritual adultery (unfaithfulness) against God. Their children are given symbolic names representing God's judgment.

Hosea 2

God uses the analogy of marriage to condemn Israel's pursuit of idols. God promises to strip Gomer bare but will eventually woo her back in the wilderness, restoring her and making an everlasting covenant of peace.

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