This volume provides a fresh perspective on the composition 4QWords of Ezekiel found at Qumran, as well as on the development and transmission of the textual traditions associated with the prophet Ezekiel during the Second Temple period. As the first comprehensive monograph on this composition, it explores the intricate relationship between WoEzek and the scriptural Book of Ezekiel. The study suggests that WoEzek, through its unique structural framework and selected oracles, reflects how Ezekiel's visions were interpreted in the Second Temple period. By placing WoEzek within its broader literary and historical context, this analysis challenges traditional views and highlights its significance in the evolution of apocalyptic literature. This resource is ideal for scholars and graduate students in Biblical Studies and Second Temple literature, especially those interested in the Dead Sea Scrolls and Ezekiel's prophetic writings.