Matthew Poole Commentary - Ezekiel 32:2 - 32:2

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Matthew Poole Commentary - Ezekiel 32:2 - 32:2


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Take a lamentation: see Eze_19:1 27:2.



Pharaoh; Hophra.



Like a young lion: of this hieroglyphic see Eze_19:3,6.



Of the nations; among, or to, the nations round about thee, spoiling all thou canst, a cruel devourer abroad.



A whale; a crocodile, a devouring dragon in thy rivers at home, for there the crocodiles lay and did mischief, though sometimes they went down the river to the sea.



In the seas; that comes forth to seek prey and devour, so a lion at land, a whale, or crocodile rather, at sea, ravenous every where.



Camest forth with thy rivers; raisedst mighty armies, and didst lead them out against thy neighbours, as in particular, Eze_29:3,4.



The waters; the people, kingdoms, and kings near thee.



With thy feet; with thy soldiers.



Fouledst their rivers; disturbed and muddied their pleasant clearness, and made them unfit to drink, i.e. did spoil all the pleasant and useful conveniences of thy neighbours.