Ezekiel is the third of three prophets the Lord GOD raised up during dark days, and subsequent destruction of Judah of Israel by the Babylonian Empire in 586 B.C. Jeremiah and Daniel were the other two prophets at the time (see our previous books with the titles and subtitles, "A Testimony of Jesus 6: O Jerusalem, Jerusalem (Jeremiah in Perils)," and "A Testimony of Jesus 7: O Jerusalem, Jerusalem (Daniel; Visions and Dreams). The beginning of Ezekiel's prophetic writings addressed similar issues facing Judah as the writings and warnings given in the Book of Jeremiah, but the issues and prophecies Ezekiel's addressed as his book concludes are prophecies on the level and scope of those given by Daniel concerning the Book of Revelations, and end time events Between Ezekiel and Daniel, there are prophetic mysteries that have kept all of Judeo - Christianity, and none Christians, a buzzed generation after generation. And many have struggled to understand how the prophecies of these two individual fit into the Bible narrative for salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ, and the end of God dealing with disobedience to His authority One of the greatest mysteries Ezekiel leaves with us is the temple he described in his vision of Ezekiel Chapters 40 through 48. Bible experts and students have tried to make their particular case as to the time and identity of this Jewish Temple. We examine this prophecy of Ezekiel, and others as part of our study in this book based on our acquired scripture background through the years, and the leading of the Holy Spirit