The return of the glory of God to the Temple is, perhaps, the most dramatic scene in the book of Ezekiel. Ezekiel’s vision mirrors in reverse his earlier revelation of God abandoning the temple (chs 8-11). Although the Jerusalem Temple continued to function for six years after Ezekiel’s earlier vision, the glory of God’s presence was absent.
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Following his triumph over the Ottoman invaders, the Polish King John III was given an audience before Pope Innocent XI who congratulated him on the victory. King John’s reply was, “I came, I saw, God conquered.” This is what happens in Chapter 19. The Church comes from heaven with Christ, sees his earthly enemies, then watches as he conquers them.
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