Thus, the purpose and theisis of this paper is to Exegesis that Ezekiel is both literal and figurative, to seek an understanding of the vision, and to inquire into the purpose for which it is given. Theologians debate on whether the temple prophesied in Ezekiel 40–48 is literal, figurative, or both, many details in the Ezekiel passage and the Old Testament prophets confirm that the temple prophesied is both literal and figurative based on the Ezekiel passage, and other scripture. This paper will point out Evidence that Ezekiel 40- 48 is both, dispute offering of sacrifices at the future temple, attempt to clarify how new testament scripture impacts or understand these sacrifices literally or figuratively, issues raised, and a reflection on
