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Ezekiel 21:32

Ezekiel 21:32

John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible · John Gill (1697–1771) · Public Domain

Thou shalt be for fuel for the fire,.... Easily consumed, as briers and thorns cast into a furnace; such are wicked men to the fire of God's wrath:thy blood shall be in the midst of the land; such large numbers shall be slain everywhere, that the land shall flow with the blood of them; who shall lie unburied, and rot, and putrefy upon the ground:thou shalt be no more remembered; but lie in everlasting oblivion, as they do to this day; the name of an Ammonite being nowhere mentioned and heard of:for I the Lord have spoken it; who never alters the thing that is gone out of his lips; and sooner shall heaven and earth pass away than one word of his.

The Targum is,"for I the Lord have decreed by my word;''and his counsel shall stand, and every purpose and resolution of his shall be accomplished.

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