John Trapp on Ezekiel 13:3

Ver. 3. Wo unto the fooliſh Prophets] Wiſe enough they were in their generation (and ſo are the foxes, whereto they are compared, ver. 4.) but in the things of God, ſilly-ſimples, blinder then moles.

That follow their own spirit] And their own fancies; acted and abuſed by that great lying ſpirit.

And have ſeen nothing] Nothing from God, though they thought and pretended they had ſeen ſomething. All was but lyes, Jer. 27.10. dreams, Jer. 23.32. things of naught, Ezek. 22.28. As Antipheron Orietes in Ariſtotle thought that every where he ſaw his own ſhape and picture going before him: ſo here. Now a wo is denounced againſt theſe; Vae is a little word, but very comprehenſive, as there is oft much poiſon in little drops.