ダニエル vs エゼキエル

Daniel was a Judean youth taken to Babylon during Nebuchadnezzar's first deportation (605 BCE), whose story is recounted in the book bearing his name. Remaining faithful to Jewish dietary laws and prayer despite pressure to assimilate, he rose to prominence through God-given ability to interpret dreams and visions, most famously Nebuchadnezzar's dream of a great statue representing successive world empires …

Ezekiel son of Buzi was a priest and prophet active among the Judean exiles in Babylon from approximately 593 to 571 BCE. He received his prophetic call through an extraordinary vision of a throne-chariot (merkavah) attended by four living creatures—later interpreted in Revelation as the symbols of the four evangelists (Ezekiel 1). His ministry included dramatic sign-acts, elaborate allegories, and …