Ezekiel 25:4-6
men Heb. children, Judg 6:3, Judg 6:33, Judg 7:12, Judg 8:10; 1Kgs 4:30. Josephus expressly states, that five years after the destruction of Jerusalem, Nebuchadnezzar turned his arms against the Ammonites and Moabites, and entirely subjugated them; and it is probable, that the Arabs, and other nations east of Judah, then took possession of their cities, and enjoyed the fruits of their land. The country of Moab and Ammon is now inhabited by the Bedouin Arabs; where they pasture their flocks, and, no doubt, make the ruins of Rabbah, their one proud capital, "a stable for camels," and other cattle. See note on 2Sam 12:26. of the east Gen 29:1; Num 23:7; Isa 41:2 they shall eat Lev 26:16; Deut 28:33, Deut 28:51; Judg 6:3-6; Isa 1:7, Isa 32:8-9, Isa 65:22 Rabbah Ezek 21:20, Rabbath, 2Sam 12:26 a stable Isa 17:2, Isa 32:14; Zeph 2:14-15 and ye Ezek 25:8, Ezek 24:24, Ezek 26:6, Ezek 30:8, Ezek 35:9, Ezek 38:23; Ps 83:18; Isa 37:20 thou hast Job 27:23, Job 34:37; Jer 48:27; Lam 2:15; Nah 3:19; Zeph 2:15 hands Heb. hand stamped Ezek 6:11 feet Heb. foot rejoiced Ezek 25:15, Ezek 35:15, Ezek 36:5; Neh 4:3-4 *marg. Prov 24:17; Obad 1:12; Zeph 2:8, Zeph 2:10 heart Heb. soul
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