Matthew Poole and continuators on Ezekiel 23:18
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Ezekiel23:18
18 So she discovered her whoredomes, and discovered her nakedness . Then my mind was alienated from her , like as my mind was alienated from her sister .
By this uns[illegible: 1 letter]tiableness and change of Lovers.
Made it appear to all far, and near, that she was a most notorious, and infamous strumpet.
Her weakness, and her shame.
When I saw the lewdness, impudence, and boundlesness of her Adulteries.
Turned from her with abhorrency, I could no longer endure it.
Ierusalem, the land of Iudea, the Kingdom of the Two Tribes.
Samaria the Ten Tribes, and I resolved to destroy them both alike by their Lovers.
Marginal references: Jer. 6.8.
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