John Trapp on Ezekiel 43:3
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Ezekiel43:3
Ver. 3. And it was according to the viſion] Being ſo much the ſweeter and the welcomer to me. Hence he ſo oft repeateth it: And the Jew-doctours obſerve that eight times in this one Verſe. Viſionis ac videndi vocabulum repetitur, the word for Viſion and to ſee it is made uſe of.
When I came to deſtroy the City] i. e. To foretel the deſtruction of it, chap. 9.2, 5. from which time forth it was a done thing: See Jer. 1.10. with the Note.
And I fell upon my face] In reverence to his Majeſty, in admiration of his mercy, and in the ſenſe of mine own unworthineſſe. The nearer any one cometh to God, the lower he falleth in his own eyes; and the more doth rottenneſſe enter into his bones.
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