Matthew Poole and continuators on Ezekiel 10:5

5 And the sound of the cherubims wings was heard even to the utter court, as the voice of the Almighty God when he speaketh.

There was a great and dreadful noise to awaken, or stop the mouthes of Sinners; whether this was an applause of Christ's righteous procedure, or any sound of Alarum, or both let your own judgment determine. See chap. 1. ver. 24.

Such as might well be heard, and as the Vision represented such a great found to the Prophet, he reports it to the Iews, not that the Elders now with Ezekiel did hear this, or that such an audible sound was heard in Ierusalem, but 'tis all represented to the Prophet, and by him to them

This was the Court of the Women.

As a mighty and terrible thunder, which is Psal. 29.3▪ 4, 5. the voice of the Lord.

As when he spake on Mount Sinai, which made them all fear, and the sight so terrible, that Moses himself trembled. Heb. 12.

Marginal references: Heb. voice.; chap. 1.24.