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📽️ “Ezekiel – The Movie (2025)” brings to life the prophetic calling of the man who witnessed God’s glory and was sent to proclaim judgment and hope to a people in exile. With breathtaking visuals and ultra-realistic scenes, this film explores the vision of the heavenly throne, the flaming cherubim, the wheels full of eyes, and the famous Valley of Dry Bones.
A powerful story of faith, revelation, and restoration — faithfully based on Scripture.
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A powerful story of faith, revelation, and restoration — faithfully based on Scripture.
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00:10The skies tore like a veil, a devastating wind swept across the land, and flames of fire crossed the sky
00:19amidst thundering lightning.
00:28In the heart of the storm, the throne of God appeared.
00:40Son of man, stand up, for I have chosen you.
00:45Ezekiel was not a prophet, but God revealed the invisible to him.
00:50The flaming cherubim that supported his throne.
00:55The living wheels covered with eyes moving in all directions without turning.
01:05And above all, the unbearable brilliance of the Eternal.
01:14Take this scroll, eat it, let it become part of you and prophesy, even if they do not listen to
01:21you.
01:26But the revelation brought a terrible judgment.
01:29Jerusalem would fall under swords and flames.
01:32The temple would be consumed by fire.
01:35And the glory of God would rise, departing from the people who had hardened their hearts.
01:46God's silence was the most feared.
01:49And now, it became reality.
01:52Hope seemed buried.
02:01Until, on a gloomy day, Ezekiel was taken to a desolate place.
02:06A lifeless valley, where the ground was covered only by dust and scattered dry bones.
02:27Before the sun rose over Babylon, silence already dominated the banks of the Keba River.
02:34The waters flowed slowly, reflecting the colorless sky, as if even the creation was in mourning.
02:44Ali, sitting on a worn stone, a man remained still.
02:49His lost gaze seemed to traverse time.
02:55He was Ezekiel, son of Buzi, a priest of the Lord.
03:02But now, in captivity, there was no temple.
03:06There was no altar.
03:11Only the memory and the promise remained.
03:19The people were scattered, humiliated far from Zion.
03:24The streets of Jerusalem had been burned, and the temple was looted.
03:30Many blamed God.
03:32Others silently hated themselves.
03:38But Ezekiel, although overwhelmed with grief, remained vigilant.
03:44Something inside him was burning.
03:46An unease, a silent cry.
03:49One morning, while the captives were busy with their burdens, the wind changed.
03:56A deep sound, like the roar of many waters, began to fill the skies.
04:03Ezekiel stood up, eyes wide open.
04:06The air became dense and heavy.
04:08Then he saw.
04:13A whirlwind was forming in the north.
04:16Inside it, a bright fire, continuous lightning.
04:22And in the center, four living beings, each with four faces and extended wings.
04:31Underneath them, wheels moving in all directions, full of eyes.
04:39And above all, a figure on a sapphire throne, with the appearance of a man surrounded by radiant fire.
04:48The throne itself seemed to be ablaze.
04:55Ezekiel fell with his face to the ground.
04:58The silence was broken by a voice like thunder.
05:03Son of man, stand up, and I will speak with you.
05:08He tried, but his legs gave way.
05:12Then, something invisible lifted him.
05:15A spirit that enveloped him with strength and peace at the same time.
05:22O send you to the children of Israel, a rebellious nation that has rebelled against me.
05:29Please, you will tell them, this is what the Lord God says.
05:34Ezekiel replied with a trembling voice.
05:37Sir, who am I? They won't listen.
05:40But the voice interrupted him.
05:43Do not fear, son of man, even if you are among thorns and scorpions.
05:48Speak my words, whether they listen or refuse to listen, for they are a rebellious house.
05:59Before him appeared a scroll.
06:01It was written on both sides with words of lamentation, weeping and woe.
06:09The voice spoke again.
06:12Son of man, eat this scroll and go. Speak to the house of Israel.
06:18Ezekiel took the scroll to his mouth.
06:20Surprisingly, it was as sweet as honey.
06:23With the spirit still upon him, he was taken in a vision.
06:28And upon returning, bitterness filled his heart.
06:32For seven days he remained silent among the captives, sitting like a stone among the people, astonished.
06:42But the fire burned in his chest.
06:45Then a new word came to him.
06:49Son of man, I have appointed you as a watchman over the house of Israel.
06:54When you hear my voice, give them a warning from me.
06:58If I say to the wicked, you will die.
07:01And you do not warn him, I will hold you accountable for his blood.
07:06But if you warn him, and he does not turn, he will die for his guilt.
07:12And you will save your soul.
07:19The responsibility was crushing him.
07:22But Ezekiel now understood.
07:25The calling was greater than his pain.
07:28It was greater than exile.
07:30It was the very word of God, crying out in the desert of the human soul.
07:36One night while the people were sleeping and the stars hid behind the Babylonian clouds, Ezekiel was transported again.
07:48A wind lifted him between the sky and the earth and took him to Jerusalem.
07:55Not the city he remembered, but a spiritual distorted vision, as if sin had torn down its walls.
08:05Inside the temple where holiness should dwell, Ezekiel saw abominations, carved images, priests burning incense to idols, women mourning for
08:18pagan gods, men turning their backs to the altar and worshipping the sun.
08:27Ezekiel's face twisted, he screamed.
08:32Sir.
08:33How can this be happening?
08:36The response came like lightning.
08:39Do you see, son of man, I will show you greater abominations.
08:45The scene changed.
08:47Now, the glory of God was slowly rising from the temple, moving out as if saying goodbye.
08:55The city that should be a light was now plunging into darkness.
09:04Ezekiel fell to his knees, tears streaming through his hands.
09:10No!
09:12Do not let your presence leave us.
09:15But the decision had already been made.
09:18The chapter closes with the silence of the sky and the distant echo of thunder, as Ezekiel wakes from the
09:25vision, sweating and trembling.
09:28He knows, time is running out.
09:31The judgment will come, but there is still a spark left.
09:36The day dawned heavy over Tel-Abibe.
09:39A grey mantle covered the sky and even muffled the sounds of the animals.
09:46In Ezekiel's heart, however, there was no more hesitation.
09:50The call was clear, and the weight of the sacred responsibility now rested on his shoulders.
09:58He stood before the people, and for the first time, his voice broke the silence of the exile.
10:06Listen to the word of the Lord, because Jerusalem will not fall due to the strength of Babylon, but because
10:12of the wickedness of its own walls.
10:14The Most High has departed from his temple, because there was no more room for him there.
10:21The elders watched him with distrust. Some laughed, others whispered. But Ezekiel went on.
10:32With firm gestures, he began to act out his visions.
10:37He built a small model of Jerusalem on the dirt ground, surrounded it with bricks, and erected miniature siege towers
10:45around it.
10:47Then, he lay on his left side for 390 days, and afterwards on his right side for 40 days, as
10:56a sign of judgment on Israel and Judah.
11:00People saw him every day in that position, motionless, eyes fixed on nothing, but full of invisible messages.
11:10At the end of each day, he ate bread baked over dry dung, as a sign that the people of
11:17Jerusalem would eat in terror among the nations.
11:21His body weakened, but his soul was inflamed with the fire of the Lord.
11:29One morning, the word of the Lord came back harshly.
11:34Son of man, stomp with your feet and clap your hands, for great is the terror that is coming.
11:40Sword, famine, and plague will bring an end to the rebellion.
11:52Ezekiel suddenly stood up, walked to the center of the exile's camp, and shouted,
11:59Thus says the Lord, one third of you will die by plague, another will fall by the sword, and the
12:07rest will be scattered to the winds, because you rejected my statutes and profaned my sabbaths.
12:13A cold silence spread among the captives.
12:17Some moved away, others just lowered their eyes.
12:21But Ezekiel did not stop.
12:24He had become a herald of something greater than himself.
12:30One night, he had another vision.
12:34A hand reached from the heavens, and the Spirit took him back to Jerusalem.
12:39But now, he didn't only see idols.
12:43He saw the heart of the city, and it was rotten.
12:48In the temple, seventy men, elders, leaders of the people, stood before walls covered with abominable figures.
12:56Reptiles, beasts, strange gods.
12:59Each had a censer in hand.
13:06One of them, Jasanias, murmured,
13:08The Lord has abandoned us. Let's make our own justice.
13:16Ezekiel wanted to shout, but he was invisible to the scene.
13:20The voice of God echoed again.
13:24Do you see, son of man? Judgment is at the doors.
13:27Following the vision, six men with deadly weapons appeared beside the temple.
13:38One-seventh, dressed in linen, with an inkpot at his waist, walked ahead.
13:44The glory of God shouted,
13:49Go through the middle of the city and put a mark on the foreheads of those who sigh and cry
13:55because of the abominations.
13:58And to the others, he said,
14:01Pass by him, kill without mercy, from the old man to the young, virgin, child, and woman.
14:07But do not touch anyone who has the mark.
14:13Ezekiel shouted in despair,
14:15Ah, Lord God, will you destroy all the remnant of Israel by pouring out your indignation on Jerusalem?
14:24The answer was silence.
14:26But the silence of God was sharper than the sword of men, the scene itself.
14:37The light went out.
14:39Ezekiel woke up among the exiles, pale as the moon.
14:43He fell to his knees.
14:45There was no strength left in his limbs.
14:52Days later, a new instruction came to him.
14:55This time, it was to cut his hair with a sword.
15:00Divided into three parts.
15:03One burned in the fire.
15:05Another struck with the blade around the miniature city.
15:08And the last scattered to the wind.
15:11A small portion he should keep in the fold of his robe.
15:15A remnant preserved.
15:23He obeyed without questioning, and while doing so, murmured quietly to himself.
15:30Lord, what will become of your people?
15:34The response was quick.
15:36When I scatter you among the nations, you shall know that I am the Lord.
15:42But there will be a remnant.
15:43And they will remember me among the nations, where they are taken captive.
15:48For their adultery with their idols has broken my heart.
16:00That was the first spark of mercy amidst so much judgment.
16:06But Ezekiel was not yet ready for hope.
16:11He saw in a vision mountains burning.
16:17Devastated fields.
16:19Women eating their own children in desperation.
16:22Hunger and the siege were coming.
16:29But in the midst of this darkness, something changed.
16:32For the first time in a long time, God did not speak about destruction.
16:39He said,
16:40Son of man, turn your face toward the mountains of Israel and prophesy against them.
16:47Say, mountains of Israel, hear the word of the Lord.
16:51Behold, I will bring a sword upon you.
16:55But where your destroyed altars are, there I will bring forth hope.
17:03The flame of faith rekindled in Ezekiel, small, fragile, but alive.
17:10And in that same spirit came the greatest of all visions.
17:15One that would forever change the course of the prophet and God's own people.
17:21The night fell silent over Babylon.
17:25The wind did not blow.
17:27Not even the crickets dared to sing.
17:30Ezekiel lay down exhausted, but found no rest.
17:35His body was in captivity.
17:37But his soul was pulled to another place.
17:41Suddenly, the light around him vanished.
17:44Everything turned dark.
17:47And then, as if the heavens had torn apart,
17:50he was possessed by a powerful spirit and taken to a place never seen before.
18:01It was a vast valley, infinitely wide.
18:05The ground was cracked and dry, as if even time itself had fled from there.
18:10But what dominated that place was neither the ground nor the sky.
18:16It was bones, thousands, millions, scattered throughout the field, white, dried, broken.
18:24Human bones, fragments of a lost nation, buried not by soil, but by forgetfulness.
18:33Ezekiel stood there frozen.
18:35A voice echoed behind him strong and calm.
18:42Son of man, can these bones live?
18:46The prophet did not dare to turn around.
18:49His heart was beating like a war drum.
18:52He responded with reverence.
18:55Lord God, you know it.
18:57The voice spoke again, now closer.
19:01Prophesy to these bones and say,
19:03Dry bones, hear the word of the Lord.
19:10Ezekiel hesitated, but felt the spirit prompt him.
19:14So he took a deep breath, raised his arms and declared.
19:20Thus says the Lord to these bones,
19:23Behold, I will cause breath to enter you, and you shall live, and I will lay sinews upon you.
19:29I will make flesh grow upon you, and cover you with skin, and put breath in you, and you shall
19:35live, and you shall know that I am the Lord.
19:40The ground shook.
19:41A boom echoed through the valley like the creaking of ancient doors, opening in the sky, and the bones began
19:49to move.
19:51First discreetly, then with violence.
19:54A bone joined another.
19:57Vertebrae fitted into columns.
19:59Skulls rolled to their respective bodies.
20:03The whole valley became a living chaos.
20:07Ezekiel watched with wide eyes.
20:10He saw tendons emerging, muscles forming, flesh covering the bones, skin enveloping the bodies.
20:21In just a few moments, an entire army lay before him, but they were not breathing.
20:27They were motionless like human statues made of dead flesh.
20:32The voice of the Lord echoed again.
20:40Prophesy, O son of man, and say to the Spirit, Thus says the Lord God,
20:46Come from the four winds, O Spirit, and breathe upon these dead, that they may live.
20:54Ezekiel raised his hands to the sky and shouted,
20:57Spirit come, breathe your life upon this forgotten people.
21:00Lift them from the dust of shame, and raise them so they may see your glory.
21:08The wind blew, but it was not an ordinary wind.
21:12It was as if the very breath of God had descended upon the valley.
21:17The air trembled.
21:19One by one, the bodies opened their eyes, took a deep breath, and stood up.
21:25Thousands of men rose at the same time.
21:30Old clothes still covered some.
21:32War scars marked their bodies.
21:34But now, they were alive, standing, silent, yet filled with a new spirit.
21:47Ezekiel could hardly believe it.
21:49He was surrounded by an army.
21:54So the gentleman said to him,
21:58Son of man, these bones are the whole house of Israel.
22:02Behold, they say, our bones are dried up, and our hope has perished.
22:08We are cut off.
22:10Therefore, prophesy and say to them,
22:13Thus says the Lord God,
22:15Behold, I will open your graves and bring you out of them, O my people,
22:20and I will bring you to the land of Israel.
22:29Ezekiel fell to his knees.
22:31Tears were streaming down his face.
22:33For the first time, he saw not just judgment, but a promise.
22:41That army was proof that God had not abandoned his people.
22:46That even after death, hope could still live.
22:55The Lord concluded,
22:57It will put my spirit in you, and you will live,
23:00and I will place you in your own land,
23:02and you will know that I, the Lord, have spoken this and done it.
23:10The vision faded.
23:13Ezekiel woke up among the captives with tears in his eyes.
23:17A boy approached him.
23:23Ezekiel, are you okay?
23:26He looked at the boy, smiled, and said,
23:31Yes, much more than before.
23:34In the days that followed, his voice gained new strength.
23:39He spoke to the people about the valley, about the bones,
23:42about the life that returned from death.
23:46Some listened in silence.
23:48Others cried.
23:49But no one doubted anymore that the Lord still spoke to his people.
23:55Ezekiel knew that the restoration would not be immediate.
23:58But the process had begun.
24:01The Spirit of God was at work.
24:04And so, the prophet who once announced only destruction,
24:09now carried within him a powerful vision.
24:13That God can turn even the driest places into fields of life.
24:19But that would not be his last vision.
24:23God would still show him a future where the heart of stone would be replaced by one of flesh.
24:30And where the nation would not only be a people, but one flock under a single shepherd.
24:43The sun was starting to rise on the horizon of Babylon, tinting the sky a deep orange.
24:50Ezekiel stood still before the waters of the Chebar, where many came to seek hope in his voice.
24:57But he did not speak for himself.
25:00His words were like flames burning in his chest, ignited by the Spirit of God himself.
25:10That morning the Lord called him once again.
25:15Son of man, when the house of Israel lived in their land, they defiled it with their ways and actions.
25:22Therefore, I scattered them among the nations.
25:25But I, I will bring them back, not because of them, but for the sake of my holy name.
25:35Ezekiel felt the weight of those words.
25:39Restoration would come, not by the merit of the people, but by the faithfulness of God himself.
25:46It was grace, mercy, eternal covenant.
25:51The Lord continued.
25:58I will sprinkle pure water on you, and you will be clean.
26:02I will purify you from all your impurities and all your idols.
26:05And I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit within you.
26:15The words resonated in Ezekiel's bones as if he himself were being purified at that moment.
26:25The promise of a new heart.
26:29How would that be possible?
26:32Lord, how can a people that has forgotten you learn to love you?
26:38I will remove the heart of stone from your flesh, and I will give you a heart of flesh.
26:44I will put my spirit within you and make you walk in my statutes.
26:53The prophet fell to his knees.
26:56He saw in spirit men and women crying as they turned back to the Lord again.
27:05He saw destroyed altars being rebuilt, but this time in spirit and in truth.
27:12God was shaping a new identity for Israel, not based on walls, but on inner communion.
27:22Not in dead rituals, but in true life.
27:26In the following days, a new vision emerged.
27:29The Lord said,
27:35You, son of man, take a piece of wood and write on it,
27:41Judah and the sons of Israel, his companions.
27:45Then take another piece of wood and write,
27:47Joseph, rod of Ephraim, and all the house of Israel, his companions.
27:54Join them together so they become one piece of wood and become one in your hand.
28:06Ezekiel did as instructed.
28:09Many came to watch him, intrigued.
28:13What does that mean, prophet?
28:16Ezekiel responded with a firm voice.
28:19Thus says the Lord God,
28:21Behold, I will take the children of Israel from among the nations where they have gone,
28:27and gather them from all parts, and make them one nation in the land.
28:32Never again shall they be two kingdoms.
28:35The captives looked at each other.
28:38That historical division between north and south, could it really be erased?
28:46Then Ezekiel continued,
28:49But they will never again be contaminated with idols or transgressions.
28:54God will save and purify them, and they will be his people, and he will be their God.
29:02Then the voice of the Lord overwhelmed him with strength again.
29:06And I will set over them one shepherd, and he will tend them.
29:11My servant David will be king over them.
29:14They will all have one shepherd.
29:16They will walk in my judgments, and keep my statutes.
29:20The reference to David, the king after God's own heart,
29:25rekindled memories of a glorious time.
29:31But Davy was already dead.
29:34Ezekiel knew.
29:35It was a descendant, a promised king, a future messiah.
29:46God spoke of a new covenant, not like the one made at Sinai, written on stone tablets.
29:56This would be written on the heart, engraved with the fire of the Spirit.
30:01And the Lord concluded,
30:04I will make a peace pact with them.
30:07It will be an eternal alliance, and I will place my sanctuary among them forever, and I will dwell with
30:15them.
30:15And you will know that I am the Lord who sanctifies Israel, when my sanctuary is among them forever.
30:23Those words resonated with Ezekiel for days.
30:27They weren't just promises.
30:29They were the announcement of a bigger plan.
30:32A complete restoration, spiritual, moral, and national.
30:38One afternoon, he was walking among the captives when an elderly woman approached him.
30:43Her eyes were deep-set, her face wrinkled by time and pain.
30:52Ezekiel, is all this really true? Will you be with us again?
30:59He firmly held her trembling hands and replied,
31:03Yes, not because of our faithfulness, but because of his.
31:08She started crying.
31:11That night, the camp seemed different.
31:16There was a sparkle in the men's eyes.
31:20The children listened to the stories more attentively.
31:24Hope was returning, albeit timidly, like a seed breaking through the dry earth.
31:31Ezekiel knew the journey would still be long, but the people were beginning to change, not under pressure.
31:39But because the Spirit of God had begun to breathe into their hearts.
31:45The valley of dry bones was still fresh in his memory.
31:51But now, the image of hearts of stone being removed was even more powerful.
31:58Because what God promised, he would fulfill.
32:01And more was still to come.
32:04The Spirit of the Lord would come again upon Ezekiel to lead him to a grand vision,
32:11immense in details and promises.
32:14What he would see next would not be just about the people.
32:19More about the glory of God himself, returning to dwell among men.
32:32It was the twenty-fifth year of exile.
32:36Time was no longer measured in seasons, but in hopes deferred.
32:41Even so, the people were starting to silently flourish.
32:46Ezekiel's words had sunk deep.
32:49And that year, God chose to reveal something beyond human understanding.
32:56On the fourteenth day of the first month, the Spirit came upon the prophet again.
33:02But this time, it did not take him to ruins or dark valleys.
33:07It lifted him to a very high mountain.
33:11And there, on it, something appeared like a golden city in the distance.
33:17A man was waiting.
33:19He had a shiny bronze appearance with a measuring rod in his hand.
33:24And he said,
33:28Son of man, pay close attention to everything.
33:31Show the house of Israel everything that will be revealed to you.
33:35In front of them rose walls and gates of majestic proportions.
33:41The temple, in its glory, appeared before the eyes of Ezekiel.
33:47But it was not the old one.
33:49This was new.
33:51Pure.
33:52Precise.
33:54Measured not by human architects, but by the sky itself.
34:01The man started measuring each cubit, each entrance, each lobby, each chamber.
34:09Ezekiel recorded everything in silence, knowing that every detail had a purpose.
34:17It wasn't just a building.
34:19It was the representation of something eternal.
34:23Order.
34:24Holiness.
34:25Community.
34:27As they moved forward, everything was pristine.
34:31No stains.
34:33No cracks.
34:33It was as if the temple itself was alive with the presence of God.
34:39Upon entering the Holy of Holies, Ezekiel stopped.
34:43The air was different, dense, sacred.
34:47Then suddenly he heard,
34:50Son of man, this is where my throne is, and the place for the soles of my feet.
34:55Here I will dwell among the children of Israel forever.
35:01It was as if Ezekiel's heart stopped for a moment.
35:04The glory of God, which he had previously seen leave Jerusalem, was now returning.
35:11And not only returning, it was staying.
35:15The scene changed.
35:17The angel took him to the entrance of the temple.
35:20And behold, water flowed from the base of the altar towards the east.
35:25Initially, they were just trickles.
35:29But every 100 cubits, they grew deeper.
35:33First they covered the ankles, then the knees, then the loins.
35:38Until they became a river, too deep to cross on foot.
35:47Did you see this, son of man?
35:51The angel guided him along the shore.
35:56And there, as the river flowed, trees sprouted on both sides, tall and leafy.
36:06Its fruits never stopped.
36:08Its leaves never withered.
36:17Masteti, these waters flow from the temple into the Dead Sea.
36:21Wherever this river reaches, everything lives.
36:25Ezekiel saw fish, birds, and animals appearing on the banks.
36:30A new Eden.
36:32A new creation.
36:34Chaos being reversed by the water of life.
36:38Then said the angel,
36:41The leaves of these trees will be used for healing.
36:46And the fruits will be everlasting food.
36:50The voice of the Lord then came, not with thunder, but like a gentle breeze.
36:56This is the heritage of my people.
36:59A restored land.
37:01A sanctuary in their midst.
37:03And I will be with them forever.
37:08Ezekiel then saw the priests serving in the temple.
37:14But they were different.
37:16They were not stained or corrupted.
37:19They were separate men, clean, zealous.
37:22And on the altar, the sacrifices were no longer just flesh and blood, but acts of pure worship.
37:35The Lord instructed him in detail about the gates, the courtyards, the boundaries, and the territories of the tribes.
37:43Everything was distributed with fairness.
37:47The land was again given to the people, not according to power, but according to the promise.
37:55In the following days, Ezekiel stayed secluded, writing down each vision.
38:04Your eyes were shining.
38:06What he saw was not just a distant future, but a spiritual reality already beginning to draw near.
38:14One of the elders approached him.
38:18Prophet, will this temple truly be built?
38:23Ezekiel put down the pen, looked at the sky, and answered,
38:28It is already being built in the heart of everyone who listens and believes.
38:34But there was still something more.
38:36The final revelation.
38:38The seal of everything that had been shown.
38:42A promise not measured in cubits, but in eternity.
38:46It was a city, built not just with stones, but with justice.
38:50Its streets were not corrupted.
38:53Its gates never closed.
38:55There was no weeping, no pain, nor memory of exile.
39:03It stretched out before her eyes like a new world, emerging from the heart of God.
39:13And the Lord said,
39:15This will be the final measurement of the city.
39:18And the name of the city from that day will be,
39:20Yich Gaglu Shammah, the Lord is there.
39:26Ezekiel got up.
39:27His eyes were watery.
39:31He walked among the exiles with steady steps.
39:38The people now looked at him with reverence.
39:42It was because of this that he had endured so much silence.
39:48So that that captive generation would dream again of a city where God's name is not just invoked, but lived.
39:56I don't know.
40:00To be continued...
40:01...
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