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The Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
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will I: Eze 16:41, Eze 22:15; Isa 27:9; Mic 5:10-14; Zac 13:2 and thy: Eze 23:3, Eze 23:19 so that: These severe judgments shall effectually deter you from idolatry, and make you abhor the least approaches to it. This often repeated prediction has received a most wonderful accomplishment. For neither the authority, frowns, examples, or favour of their conquerors or powerful neighbours, nor their own fears, hopes, interests, or predilection for the sensual worship of idols, could prevail with them to run into gross idolatry, either during the captivity, or ever afterwards, to the present day, a period of 2,414 years. Ezekiel 23:28
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