Matthew Poole and continuators on Ezekiel 16:54
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Ezekiel16:54
54 That thou mayest bear thine own shame, and mayest be confounded in all that thou hast done, in that thou art a comfort unto them.
Thou shalt, so the Hebrew, as well as mayest.
Punishment for Offences is ever reproachful, and some punishments are more so, than others. Such shall the Iews punishments be.
Some Offenders are hardened to an insensibleness of shame, but God will make these Iews to feel the smart, and blush under the shame of their punishments.
For all the wickednesses, from which the punishments of Sodom and Samaria shou'd have deterred them, for imitating and outdoing them.
Encouraging sinners like those of Sodom and Samaria, and being fellow-sufferers with them in as great, or greater judgments.
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