Wesley's Explanatory Notes on Ezekiel 1:2

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John Wesley (1703–1791) · 18th-century historical commentary
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The month - Thamus, as Eze 1:1, answering to our June and July. Fifth year - This account observed will guide us in computing the times referred to Eze 1:1. These five of Jehoiachin, and the eleven of his predecessor, added to fourteen of Josiah's reign, after he found the law, make up thirty years, Eze 1:1. Jehoiachin - Who is also called Jechoniah, and Coniah. It may be of use to keep an account, when and where God has manifested himself to us in a peculiar manner. Remember, O my soul, what thou didst receive at such a time, at such a place: tell others what God did for thee. Ezekiel 1:3

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