The book of the Prophet Ezekiel
The book of the Prophet Ezekiel
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Might be base] i. E. Humble, and without pretension ; cf. Ch. Xxix. 14. It was with this purpose that Nebuchadnezzar carried away the mighty of the land. He also hoped that the kingdom would "stand;" it was no doubt his policy to have a dependent, friendly state on the frontier of Egypt. The word "stand, " however, may refer to the covenant: to keep his covenant, that it might stand.
15. Cf. 2 Kings xxiv. 20. The king of Egypt referred to was Pharaoh Hophra, Jer. Xliv. 30, xxxvii. 5 sei^. The i...ndignation of Ezekiel against Zedekiah arises greatly from his regarding the subjection of Jerusalem to Babylon as a thing determined by Jehovah. Hence the covenant broken by Zedekiah is not merely the covenant of the king of Babylon but that of Jehovah [v. 19). The prophet follows Jeremiah. He had possibly read the words of the latter spoken in the beginning of the reign of Zedekiah, ch. Xxvii. 9 — 17, "serve the king of Babylon and live;" and probably he had heard his words to the same effect spoken in the fourth year of Jehoiakim, ch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Might be base] i. E. Humble, and without pretension ; cf. Ch. Xxix. 14. It was with this purpose that Nebuchadnezzar carried away the mighty of the land. He also hoped that the kingdom would "stand;" it was no doubt his policy to have a dependent, friendly state on the frontier of Egypt. The word "stand, " however, may refer to the covenant: to keep his covenant, that it might stand.
15. Cf. 2 Kings xxiv. 20. The king of Egypt referred to was Pharaoh Hophra, Jer. Xliv. 30, xxxvii. 5 sei^. The i...ndignation of Ezekiel against Zedekiah arises greatly from his regarding the subjection of Jerusalem to Babylon as a thing determined by Jehovah. Hence the covenant broken by Zedekiah is not merely the covenant of the king of Babylon but that of Jehovah [v. 19). The prophet follows Jeremiah. He had possibly read the words of the latter spoken in the beginning of the reign of Zedekiah, ch. Xxvii. 9 — 17, "serve the king of Babylon and live;" and probably he had heard his words to the same effect spoken in the fourth year of Jehoiakim, ch.
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