John Trapp on Ezekiel 23:15-16
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Ezekiel23:15-16
Ver. 15. Girded with girdles] Rich cloathes are oft but fine covers of the fouleſt ſhame. If every ſilken ſuit did cover a ſanctified ſoul, it would be brave.
Conciliatorem peccati oculum Talmudici nominant.Ver. 16. And as ſoon as ſhe ſaw them with her eyes] Here began the miſchief: Ʋt vidi ut perii! — O culi ſunt in amore duces. Many have dyed of the wound in the eye.
And ſent meſſengers unto them] Being themſelves therefore, not long after, ſent into captivity unto them, that they might have enough of them.
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