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Ezekiel 3:11

Ezekiel 3:11

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

Get thee to them of the Captivity, etc. In and , the mission had been to "the house of Israel" generally; now it is specialized. He is sent "to them of the Captivity."

They are the rebellious house. There is an obvious significance in the phrase, "thy people." Jehovah can no longer recognize them as his. The words of are repeated. Here also, even among the exiles, who were better than those that remained in Judah, he was to expect partial failure, but he was not, on that account, to shirk the completion of his task.

Thus saith the Lord God; Adonai Jehovah, as in .

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