John Trapp on Ezekiel 35:15
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Ezekiel35:15
Ver. 15. As thou didſt rejoyce] As thou waſt ſick of the devils diſeaſe, rejoiceing at other mens harms: ſo, by a ſtrange turn of things, others ſhall rejoyce at thy juſt deſtruction, and revel in thy ruines: and at the laſt day eſpcially, when thou ſhalt be awarded thy portion with the devil and his angels, 2. Theſ. 1.6, 7, 8.
Thou ſhalt be deſolate, O mount Seir] This was accordingly effected ſhortly after by Nebuchadnezzar and his Chaldees, Lib. 12. cap. 11. as Joſephus teſtifieth: and is daily executed on the Churches enemies, who ſhall all be ere long in the place that is fitteſt for them, ſc. under Chriſts feet.
And all Idumea, even all of it] The Edomites that thought of ſeizing on others lands, loſt their own. They who covet all, do oft loſe all: yea even the pleaſure of that they poſſeſſe; as a greedy dog ſwalloweth the whole meat that is caſt him, without any pleaſure, as gaping ſtill for the next morſel.
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