Matthew Poole and continuators on Ezekiel 16:18
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Ezekiel16:18
18 And tookest thy broidered garments, and coveredst them: and thou hast set mine oil, and mine incense before them.
Mention'd ver. 10. given by him who espoused this Woman.
Did'st clothe the Adulterers, with whom thou didst commit lewdness, or did'st cloth the Images, which thou had'st made, as was the custom of Idolaters to suit clothing to their Idols.
Either in Lamps to burn before them, or used in their sacrificing to their Idols; or literally, didst in thy Feast with thine Adulterous Lovers entertain them with the Oil I gave thee.
Burnt before the Idol Incense, being one part of what they offered to Idols, or burnt in the private house to make it the more grateful to the Adulterer; as Prov. 7. ver. 16, 17.
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