Matthew Poole Commentary - Ezekiel 16:26 - 16:26

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Matthew Poole Commentary - Ezekiel 16:26 - 16:26


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Committed fornication; both figuratively and literally understood; worshipped Egypt’s gods, made covenants with them, kept up a commerce of trade with them, and prostituted themselves to their lusts too, by cohabitation, while the servitude lasted, and by nearness of place, when in Canaan. The Jewish nation retained too much inclination to those idolatrous and lustful neighbours.



Great of flesh; politically they were great in power, and like to defend and help the Jews; naturally of big make, and men of great stature, and such as insatiable adulteresses would covet; and these considerations induced adulterous and idolatrous Israel to unite with them in leagues and religion.



To anger; to a fierceness of anger for its degree, and to an abhorring and contemning of the person against whom this anger is stirred.