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Ezechiele 17:1

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Ezechiele 17:1 Meaning and Commentary

Ezekiel 17:1

And the word of the Lord came unto me, saying.
] After the prophet had been sent to charge the Jews with breaking the covenant with God, he is sent to rebuke and threaten them for breaking covenant with men, even with the king of Babylon; by whom they were in part carried into captivity, and another part remained in the land, as will be hereafter seen.

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Ezechiele 17:1 In-Context

1 LA parola del Signore mi fu ancora indirizzata, dicendo:
2 Figliuol d’uomo, proponi un enimma, ed una parabola alla casa d’Israele; e di’:
3 Così ha detto il Signore Iddio: Una grande aquila, con grandi ali, e lunghe penne, piena di piuma variata, venne al Libano, e ne prese la vetta di un cedro.
4 Ella spiccò la sommità de’ suoi ramoscelli teneri, e li trasportò in un paese di traffico, e li pose in una città di mercatanti.
5 E prese della stirpe del paese, e la pose in un campo da sementa; e la portò presso a grandi acque, e la pose a guisa di magliuolo.
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