Ezekiel 44:12

The verse describes past actions and a present declaration of consequence, rather than a future prophetic event, thus not directly supporting the idea of a future literal fulfillment.

This verse describes a judgment against a specific group within Israel for their past actions, rather than a promise, prophecy, or covenant directed at the nation as a whole.

The verse does not explicitly state anything about Israel's future prophetic role, land covenant, or promises distinct from the Church. It primarily focuses on the past actions of certain individuals (the Levites who ministered to idols) and the consequences they will face. While it refers to "the house of Israel" as a distinct entity that was led into iniquity, this distinction is in the context of their past religious practices and the resulting judgment, not necessarily a theological statemen

The verse describes a consequence ("bear their iniquity") for past actions, which could be interpreted as a natural outcome rather than an active divine punishment, especially since the specific terms for punishment are not used.

This verse describes the past actions of priests and the consequences they will face, focusing on their ministry before idols and the resulting iniquity. It does not mention any specific methods by which God communicates revelation to prophets.