Ezekiel 47

Ezekiel 47

The prophet sees a pivotal vision: water flowing from the Temple. The water starts as a small stream from under the threshold of the Temple, flows east, and gradually deepens—to the ankles, the knees, the waist, and finally, a river that could not be crossed. This river flows into the Dead Sea, healing its bitter waters and bringing abundant life and fish. Along the river's banks, all kinds of trees for food grow, whose leaves never fade, symbolizing God's life-giving presence and restoration.

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