Was Ezekiel a fallen angel

Answer 1

Yes I believe he was. But there appears to be some type of contradiction involved... let me explain.

Within all religions there is no reference to Ezekiel being amongst those reported to be Archangels. However, there seems to be an error. If you read texts written by those who channel spirits, you will see that he is known to introduce himself as Archangel Ezekiel. It seems that even if The Bible and other religious texts neglect to mention it, Ezekiel is indeed an Archangel. That is how he introduced himself to me.

In the Old Testament you can read about Ezekiel being a prophet of God. He is known as the Archangel that will appear to or around a person at a time of great transition and at death. He often announces his presence with a glowing or burning merkaba star.

Answer:

In Jewish tradition, the answer is no. Ezekiel was one of the prophets.

Answer 2

Not according to the Bible. The scriptures say that Ezekiel was the son of a priest named Buzi, and one of the captives taken to Babylon by Nebuchadnezzar in 617 BC. He was God's prophet to the Jews in Babylon, during the time of Jeremiah and Daniel. (Ezekiel 1:1-3).

Answer 3

Ezekiel was a priest in the temple at Jerusalem towards the end of the monarchy in Judah, and was then deported to Babylon in 597 BCE, and wrote his book there. The role of prophets in ancient Jewish society was to pass on messages from God, usually received as visions or dreams. The Book of Ezekiel is notable for the careful way in which the author regularly tells us the exact date on which he receives his visions. Either Ezekiel was attempting to assure his sceptical readers that he really did experience these visions before the related prophecies came to pass, or he kept a series of journal notes, dating each one as written, for future reference.

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Answer 4

He is a prophet.

Answer 5

God called him in his sleep.