John Trapp on Ezekiel 37:1
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Ezekiel37:1
CHAP. XXXVII.
Ver. 1. THe hand of the Lord] i. e. The force and impulſe of the holy Spirit: Theodoret Manus eſt impellere; manus eſt organum agendi. fitly called the hand of the Lord, becauſe holy men of old ſpake and acted as they were moved or carried out, by the holy Ghoſt, 2 Pet. 2. ult.
In the spirit] i. e. In a ſpiritual rapture.
And ſet me down] Not really but viſionally.
In the midſt of the valley] That ſame valley (ſome think) where (chap. the firſt) he ſaw that glorious viſion. Prophecies were oft received; and prayers are beſt made in one and the ſame place.
Which was full of bones] So it appeared to him in his ecſtaſy.
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