John Trapp on Ezekiel 36:31

Ver. 31. Then ſhall ye remember] The goodneſs of God ſhall lead you to repentance: ſo many mercies heaped upon ſo undeſerving, nay ſo ill-deſerving creatures, ſhall bring you to a deep deteſtation of your iniquities.

Your own evil wayes and your doings that were not good] There are ſome things, ſaith one, that we can hardly forget, viz. our ſorrows and our pleaſures, as Eſau: ſome things we can hardly remember, as our faults, and our friends, as Joſephs Butler. Auguſtine was famous (ſaith another) for two of his works; his Retractations, which are the confeſſions of his errours: and his Confeſſions, which are the Retractations of his life. See chap 20.43.

And ſhall loath your ſelves] Or,Litigabitis intra vos contra ſtagitia veſtra. ye ſhall look upon your ſelves as worthy to be destroyed. Or, ye ſhall ſcold within your ſelves againſt your iniquities.