John Trapp on Ezekiel 18:25

Ver. 25. Yet ye ſay] Ye will ſtill hold your own, and no reaſon ſhall perſwade you. A ſtubborn man ſtandeth as a ſtake in a ſtream, lets all paſſe by him, but he ſtandeth ſtill where he was.

Matrem tuam occidiſti: quid dicam amplius? Matrem tuam occidiſti. Is not my way equal?] This he had ſaid before, but he ſaith it again, [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Cicero aggravating the fact of a parricide uſeth theſe words, Thou hast killed thy mother, man: what ſhould I ſay more? thou hast killed thy mother, I tell thee.

Are not your wayes unequal?] They are ſo, and that apparently: but that your mouth's out of taſte, and ye cannot reliſh truth: your eyes are ſore and ye cannot behold the Sun-beams: you are prejudiced, biaſſed, perverted.