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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Ezekiel 6

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See Ezekiel 6:1 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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1 ! He sheweth that Jerusalem shalbe destroyed for their idolatrie.

See Ezekiel 6:3 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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3 a He speaketh to all the places where the Israelites accustomed to commit their idolatries threatening them destruction.

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4 b Read {2 King. 23,11}

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5 c In contempt of their power and force, which shal nether be able to deliuer you nor them selues, {2 King. 23, 20}.

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8 ! He prophecieth the repentance of the remnant of the people, and their deliuerance

8 d He sheweth that in all dangers God wil preserue a few which shalbe as the sed of his Church & call vpon his Name.

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9 e They shalbe ashamed to se that their hope in idoles was but vaine, and so shal repent.

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13 f By these signes he wolde that the Prophet shulde signifie the great destruction to come.

13 g That is, all nacions when you shal se my judgements.

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14 h Some read, more desolate then the wildernes of Diblath, which was Syria, and bordered vpon Israel, or from the wildernes, which was South vnto Diblath, which was North: meaning, the whole countrey.