John Trapp on Ezekiel 40:2
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Ezekiel40:2
Ver. 2. Brought he me] i. e. The Spirit brought me, who is called Gods hand, ver. 1. quia à Patre Filioque quaſi manus dimanat: ſo he is called the finger of God, Exod. 8.19. that is, his power.
And ſet me upon a very high mountain] Moriah, where had ſtood the Temple which overlooked the City: and had been a kind of heaven upon earth, wherein the holy Prieſts and Iſraelites were as ſtars.
By which was the frame of a City] So the Temple ſeemed to him, for its many courts, walls, towers, gates, &c. So doth the Seraglio at this day.
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