You can sum up the words of Ezekiel as the good news of Jesus Christ. Ezekiel warned cities,  nations, animals, and nature of judgment that was coming according to their evil actions. But after he warned them, he promised them blessings beyond measure according to his mercy.

All of God‘s promises are realized in his son Jesus Christ. Therefore, every promise that was prophesied by Ezekiel finds their fulfillment in the son of God.

The most repeated phrase in the book of Ezekiel is this: ”The word of the Lord came to me, saying—” This phrase is an introduction to a prophetic word spoken to the prophet from the Lord God.

Throughout the chapters, over and over again, we are told that God speaks a message directly to his servant.

The passages from Ezekiel 23-28 form a complex and deeply symbolic section of the prophet's writings, filled with vivid imagery, intense judgment, and layers of political, social, and theological meanings. These chapters illustrate Ezekiel's prophetic calling to proclaim God's judgment on Israel and the surrounding nations, all of which are depicted in stark and often graphic terms.