Each essay in this collection presents fresh perspectives on Ezekiel's treatment of theology and anthropology through the use of newer methodologies (e.g. gender analysis and intertextual strategies) alongside more traditional methods of biblical criticism. All of the essays address new questions or challenge the "assured results" of Ezekiel scholarship. Pluralistic in approach, these essays invite continued engagement with this intriguing, complex and at times exasperating prophet and his book.