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Ezekiel 32:29

Ezekiel 32:29

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

There is Edom, her kings and her princes. (For the political relations of Edom at this time, see .) Whatever shadow of power might yet remain to it, Ezekiel, from his standpoint, could yet declare that her greatness had departed.

The exultation which the Edomites had shown over the fall of Jerusalem () would naturally tend to accentuate the prophet's language. The "princes" of Edom are probably identical with the "dukes" of and 1 Chronicles 1:51, where the word means literally the heads or captains of thousands, i.

e. of tribes, as in 6:15 (comp. ; ).

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