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Ezekiel 3:7

Ezekiel 3:7

The Pulpit Commentary · Joseph S. Exell and contributors · Public Domain

For they will not hearken unto me, etc. The words are, as it were, an a fortiori argument. Those who had despised the voice of Jehovah, speaking in his Law, or directly to the hearts of his people, were not likely to listen with a willing ear to his messenger.

We are reminded of our Lord's words to his disciples in , . Impudent and hard-hearted; literally (the word is not the same as in ), in Revised Version, of an hard forehead and of a stiff heart.

The word "hard" is the same word as the first half of Ezekiel's name, and is probably used with reference to it as in the next verse.

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