Ezekiel 11:7

“Therefore thus saith the Lord God, &c.] Applying the parabolical expressions they had derided, and explaining them, in a different sense from what they had put upon them: your slain whom ye have laid in the midst of it, they [are] the flesh; the prophets they had killed; the persons, who had died innocently for crimes laid to their charge they had not been guilty of; and such who had fallen by one judgment or another since the siege, they were the persons intended by “the flesh”, and not such as were alive; and therefore could promise themselves nothing from this proverb they had taken up, and scoffed at: and this [city is] the cauldron; that holds the slain, and in which they will lie and…”

“The city is a caldron to them, but it shall not be so to you. Ye shall meet your doom on the frontier.”

“All that shall remain in the city are the buried dead. Bloodshed and murder were at this time rife in Jerusalem, and these were among the chief crimes that were bringing down judgment upon the city. All the inhabitants that should yet survive were destined to be carried away into exile. return to 'Top of Page'”

“Bring you forth - Not in mercy, but in wrath, by the conquering hand of Babylon. Ezekiel 11:9”

“Your: Eze 24:3-13; Mic 3:2, Mic 3:3 but: Eze 3:9-11; Kg2 25:18-22; Jer 52:24-27 Ezekiel 11:8”