The sixth reading sees that liberation is to be offered to everyone, and there isn't a price tag on it, as the televangelists tell you. Ho, everyone who thirsts, come and drink this water. You skid row bums, come with no money, buy and drink wine or milk, no money needed, no price attached. Nothing can come up short or return to this God empty. And the liberating God will reach out to all peoples, and God will prosper it all.
Liberation includes escape from our nationalisms, our hearts of stone, our racisms.
The human heart is to be free to be one flesh again. Then Ezekiel sees the valley full of dry bones, the graves of the past. Resurrection in the Bible is always restoration to a community, not the flight of the alone to the alone. When I open your graves and raise you from your graves, O my people, I will put my Spirit within you and you shall live, and I will place you in your own land. Liberation is never to individual survival, but to community restoration.