Matthew Poole Commentary - Ezekiel 20:8 - 20:8

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Matthew Poole Commentary - Ezekiel 20:8 - 20:8


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They rebelled against me; so great a sin is idolatry, it is against God, as open hostility is against a sovereign whom subjects fight against. All sin is against God, but idolatry is much more so.



And would not hearken unto me; their wills were alienated from God, they refused to hear and obey in this. They did not forsake the idols of Egypt; it is probable there were some among them that carried with them (as Rachel did her father’s) the idols of Egypt.



Then I said; I was just upon resolving, I was very near saying.



I will pour out, as a storm or mighty shower,



my fury; just and severe wrath.



To accomplish my anger against them; to make an end of them.



In the midst of the land of Egypt; that they should have perished in Egypt, and never come out.