Ezekiel 37 presents a vivid vision where the prophet Ezekiel is led into a valley filled with dry bones, symbolizing the spiritual death and hopelessness of Israel. God asks Ezekiel if these bones can live, and upon his wise response, God commands him to prophesy to the bones. As Ezekiel speaks, the bones come together, but it is only when he prophesies to the breath that they come to life, forming a vast army. This powerful imagery is paralleled with Aslan's breath in 'The Chronicles of Narnia,' where stone statues are transformed back into living beings. Both stories highlight the theme of restoration and the transformative power of divine intervention. The message challenges us to identify areas in our lives that feel like dry bones and to trust in God's ability to bring new life and hope into these situations.