Ezekiel.

The Book of Ezekiel is an astonishing book. It is in Ezekiel 38-39 we first hear the words Gog and Magog. The great battle has yet to begin and the world now stands on the brink of it.


But the Book of Ezekiel itself is an astonishing one.

In the beginning Ezekiel appears to have encounters with U.F.O's - I would say definite U.F.O's as nobody can even draw them properly!

But Ezekiel was exceptionally careful with the preservation of this book for not only was it written on parchment, it was also inscribed on tiles of black basalt. These tiles were buried with him laying on top of them. These are known as
The Ezekiel Tiles (Tablets)

The Ezekiel Tiles


The tomb of Ezekiel was a double tomb designed to fit two bodies similar to that of Abraham and Sarah.

The story of the aquisition of the Ezekiel Tiles extends over a period of about 40 years.

During World War 11, David Hacohen was in charge of Solel Bonch Building Operations in Syria and Lebanon. He had a fascination for antiquities of the Middle East which led him to purchase many.

Later, a Lebanese engineer told him of the existance of a set of marble tiles on which chapters of the Book of Ezekiel were engraved in relief Hebrew Script.

The tiles were in the possession of a woman who had bought them from her father in law, also a collector of antiquities. The woman, being French desired to return to her homeland, but the tiles were far too heavy for her to take in wartime conditions.

After speaking to a Priest about them, she was urged to return them to the Holy Land of Jerusalem as the tiles were important to the Jewish people.



The letters on the tiles are magnificent and were enscribed using a square bas relief Aramaic script. These were obviously inscribed by master craftsmen.

These tiles were locked in a room in Jerusalem.

An ancient tradition in the Talmud states that the original book of Ezekiel was buried in his tomb at his death and left there to be revealed in the last days.
Many of the tiles are marble, but more are black basalt which we know is a very, very hard rock indeed.

Oddly enough, the Book of Ezekiel fortells events of a profound importance to modern day Israel that will occur prior to the time of the coming of The Messiah.

The message of the exile, the coming war of Gog and Magog, the rebuilding of the temple when the Messiah and the Shekinah Glory returns to Israel are all imprinted on these magnificent tiles.

Today, we can see glimpses of the prophecies of Ezekiel coming to pass and wait to see the outcome.

It is also fascinating to note Ezekiel's message to the world proclaiming:

" I will set My Glory AMONG THE NATIONS; ALL NATIONS shall see my jusgement which I have executed, and My Hand which I have laid on them. So the House Of Israel shall know that I AM the Lord Their God from that day forward".

Ezekiel also describes a huge military alliance of Arab and European nations led by large nations (Gog and Magog) that would attack Israel following return to the Holy Land from worldwide captivity.

The prophet also declared that God would intervene to destroy 85 per cent of this huge Russian, Arab army with the greatest earthquake in history. (Ezekiel 38-39)

The devastation will be so vast that cities around the world will fall and be affected.
It will take 7 months to bury the dead soldiers, and sever years for Israel to burn the weapons for fuel.

From this profound calamity, a political, military and religious transformation will occur.

Do you believe God would cause such an earthquake?