Ezekiel is set in a valley full of very dry bones and commanded to prophesy until bones, sinews, flesh, breath, and life are restored. The LORD explicitly identifies the bones as “the whole house of Israel.” A second sign joins sticks for Judah and Joseph/Ephraim, promising a reunited nation under one Davidic king and an everlasting covenant of peace.
Ezekiel is set in a valley full of very dry bones and commanded to prophesy until bones, sinews, flesh, breath, and life are restored. The LORD explicitly identifies the bones as “the whole house of Israel.” A second sign joins sticks for Judah and Joseph/Ephraim, promising a reunited nation under one Davidic king and an everlasting covenant of peace.
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