Matthew Poole and continuators on Ezekiel 6:2
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Ezekiel6:2
2 Son of man, set thy face towards the mountains of Israel, and prophesie against them.
The common name to all that now remained since the Ten Tribes were captivated by Salmanaser.
Declare my judgments against them.
Hereby (as Isaiah did chap. 12.) upbraiding the deafness of the Jews whom he now left to speak to Mountains. Or, rather to the Inhabitants of the Mountains who were secure in their fastnesses and great Idolaters, who chose the high Hills, &c. for places of Idolatrous worship.
Marginal references: See chap. 2.1.; Put thy self towards the Mountains in a posture of one who is going to speak, look toward them.; Chap. 36.1.
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