It is estimated that the biblical prophet Ezekiel died about 570 BC. He prophesied many calamities in a book of The Bible that bears his name.
Ezekiel was God's chosen man and messenger. Ezekiel proclaimed the Words of God to the children of God, the Israelites. Ezekiel was both a prophet and a priest. Ezekiel went into exile with the Israelites as decreed by King Nebuchadnezzar to the city of Babylon. Historians and scholars agree that Ezekiel was a highly intelligent man.
Ezekiel had 2 sons
Lamentations.
Ezra
In the Bible, the Book of Ezekiel is not classified as a history book, but as one of the major prophets.The Book of Ezekiel displays a knowledge of Israelite history, and the chronological order of the visions Ezekiel describes is rational, but it is unlikely that he really did experience visions as of God. At times, Ezekiel appears to blur the distinction between Israel (the northern kingdom) and Judah, whereas his slightly older contemporary Jeremiah stringently observed the distinctions between the separate nations of Israel and Judah, especially in the early chapters which otherwise bear comparison with aspects of Ezekiel's historical allegories. The book is didactic and demonstrates an awareness of self-interest. Also, too many of Ezekiel's prophecies were never fulfilled, or only partially so, for them to have been of divine origin. Several times, Ezekiel prophesied the imminent return of all the Israelites scattered by the Assyrian conquest in 722 BCE, but this never happened and, after intermarriage and assimilation, can never happen.For more information, please visit: http://christianity.answers.com/bible/the-book-of-ezekiel-explained
Abraham Ezekiel Ezekiel died in 1806.
Mordecai Ezekiel died in 1974.
Ezekiel Cornell died in 1800.
Ezekiel Gilbert died in 1841.
Ezekiel Rogers died in 1661.
Ezekiel Hopkins died in 1690.
Ezekiel McLeod died in 1920.
Ezekiel A. Straw died in 1882.
Ezekiel Bacon died on 1870-10-18.
Aaron Ezekiel Harif died in 1670.
David Ezekiel Bryant died in 1910.
Ezekiel B. Hart died in 1814.