Matthew Poole Commentary - Ezekiel 20:33 - 20:33

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Matthew Poole Commentary - Ezekiel 20:33 - 20:33


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As I live: see Eze_20:3.



A mighty hand; so mighty, that you shall never wrest yourselves out of it: you think to revolt, and get out of my hand, but you shall hereby discover your own folly, malice, and weakness.



A stretched out arm, which reacheth every where, whence you can never flee, which shall be most visible.



With fury; in hot, but just indignation.



Poured out; as an inundation from a mighty river, or like a violent storm poured from the clouds, or as a full vessel emptied all at once.



Rule over you; retain my right over you, and exercise it on you, us on combined rebels, since you will refuse my rule, as over-loyal subjects. If you will not be my free subjects, you shall be lettered slaves; the chains of affliction, the restraints of providence crossing you, the execution of my menaces, shall be too sharp and thick a hedge for you to break through; I will make every place where you are a prison for strength to confine you, and I will make it a prison for the sorrows and hardships you shall there endure, and all this in my fury.