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Ezekiel 13:20

Ezekiel 13:20

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

To make them fly, etc.; rather, with the Revised Version and Ewald, as if they were birds, carrying out the thought that the amulets on the arms of the prophetesses, and the veil cast over the heads of the votaries, were like the snare of the fowler.

So the threat that follows, that the amulets should be torn off and the veil rent, is practically equivalent to the promise that the victims should be "delivered out of the snare of the fowler" (; ).

They should no longer he in the power of those who traded on their credulity. They too shall know that he who speaks is indeed Jehovah.

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