It does kinda fly in the face of everything we've been taught, but scripture's interpretation of scripture is much more valid than that C.I. Scofield's or Hal Lindsey's interpretation of contemporary events.

Ezekiel prophesied about the destruction of Jerusalem, and so does Revelation.

Here's a list of 20 parallels to Ezekiel in Revelation:

The throne vision (Revelation 4/Ezekiel 1); The Book (R5/E2-3); The Plagues (R6:1-8/E5); The slain under the altar (R6:9-11/E6); The wrath of God (R6:12-17/E7); The seal on the saints’ foreheads (R7/E9); The coals from the altar (R8/E10); No more delay (R10:1-7/E12); Eating the book (R10:8-11;E2); Measuring the temple (R11:1-2/E2); Jerusalem and Sodom (R11:8/E16); Cup of wrath (R14/E23); The vine of the land (R14:18-20/E15); The great harlot (R17-18/E16,23); Lament over the city (R18/E27); Scavenger’s feast (R19/E39); The first resurrection (R20:4-6/E39); The battle with Gog and Magog (R20:7-9/E38-39); The new Jerusalem (R21/E40-48); The river of life (R22/E47).

I didn't believe it at first either, but I'm thoroughly convinced now. God bless you!