👉 The Hebrew term 'Ezekiel' has multiple meanings in Judaism, depending on context. For example:
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Amerian meaning:
In Israel, it refers to Ezekiel's hometown of Nablus.
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Greek meaning:
"The Prophet" or "the Elder," referring specifically to the first-century Jewish prophet Zechariah.
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Jewish meaning:
It is often used in a metaphorical context to describe someone who has not yet seen the Lord, as seen in Ezekiel 17:9.
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Literary and spiritual:
The term 'Ezekiel' can also refer to the prophet Isaiah or the historical figure Daniel, each of whom held great visions and prophecy.
This term was used by the Jewish religious leaders and prophets, like Moses and Joshua, as a symbol of hope and strength in times of adversity.