John Trapp on Ezekiel 20:13
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Ezekiel20:13
Ver. 13. But the houſe of Iſrael rebelled] They did little elſe; they made it their trade for forty years long, Pſal. 95.
And my Sabbaths they greatly polluted] They vehemently violated: either they reſted only thereon, or elſe they ſhameleſly troubled and diſquieted that ſanctified day of Gods reſt.B. King on Jon. The world, ſaith one, is now grown perfectly profane, and can play on the Lords day without book.
Then I ſaid I would pour out my fury] Gods ſayings are of two ſorts: ſome are the ſayings of his eternal counſel, and theſe are immutable. Others of his threatening only, and theſe oft are conditional; God therefore threateneth that he may not puniſh, ſaith an ancient.
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