The Ezekiel commentary by Moshe Greenberg is an excellent example of Ezekiel exegesis that focuses on the interpretation of the final text. His commentary serves as a paradigm for the connection between Jewish interpretative tradition and historical-critical exegesis. Greenberg's approach is characterized by a consistent effort to interpret the Book of Ezekiel as a coherent prophecy within the historical and theological context of the 6th century, and against the backdrop of the ancient Near Eastern language and imagery. This commentary holds particular research relevance because it features an outstanding expert in the Hebrew language who explores the nuances of the original text while drawing on the major medieval commentaries of Judaism.