The New American Commentary volume on Ezekiel offers a rich, faithful exposition of one of the most challenging and visionary books of the Old Testament. Written for pastors, scholars, and serious Bible students, this commentary brings clarity to Ezekiel’s profound imagery, prophetic judgments, and sweeping promises of restoration.

Engaging deeply with the Hebrew text, the author traces Ezekiel’s ministry among the exiles in Babylon, exploring key theological themes such as God's holiness, human responsibility, judgment, and future hope. Special attention is given to the structure and symbolism of Ezekiel’s visions—from the dramatic opening scenes of God’s glory to the climactic vision of the new temple—helping readers appreciate the literary beauty and redemptive message of the book.

Maintaining the New American Commentary’s hallmark commitment to the full authority of Scripture and sound evangelical scholarship, this volume provides verse-by-verse exposition, historical background, and theological reflection. Accessible and thorough, it is an indispensable resource for preaching, teaching, and personal study.

Key Features:

• Careful exposition grounded in the Hebrew text

• Insight into historical and cultural background

• Clear explanations of complex imagery and symbolism

• Emphasis on theological and pastoral application

• Evangelical, conservative approach to biblical interpretation