Ezequiel 23:9-19

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9 禄Entonces la entregu茅 a sus amantes asirios, a quienes ella tanto deseaba.
10 Ellos la desnudaron, se llevaron a sus hijos como esclavos y luego la mataron. Despu茅s de recibir su castigo, su mala fama lleg贸 a o铆dos de todas las mujeres de la tierra.
11 禄Sin embargo, Aholib谩 sigui贸 los mismos pasos, a pesar de que vio todo lo que le hab铆a ocurrido a su hermana Ahol谩. Se corrompi贸 todav铆a m谩s y se entreg贸 por completo a sus pasiones sexuales y a la prostituci贸n.
12 Adul贸 a todos los oficiales asirios, esos capitanes y comandantes con hermosos uniformes, esos j贸venes que conduc铆an carros de guerra, todos apuestos y deseables.
13 Yo vi c贸mo iba corrompi茅ndose, igual que su hermana mayor.
14 禄Luego llev贸 su prostituci贸n a tal extremo que se enamor贸 de im谩genes pintadas en un muro, im谩genes de oficiales militares babilonios
con llamativos uniformes rojos,
15 que portaban magn铆ficos cinturones y sobre la cabeza turbantes grandes y distinguidos. Estaban vestidos como oficiales de carros de guerra de la tierra de Babilonia.
16 Cuando ella vio esas im谩genes, anhel贸 entregarse a ellos y envi贸 mensajeros a Babilonia para invitarlos a que la visitaran.
17 Entonces vinieron y cometieron adulterio con ella, y la corrompieron en la cama del amor. No obstante, despu茅s de contaminarse con ellos, los rechaz贸 con asco.
18 禄Asimismo, yo sent铆 asco por Aholib谩 y la rechac茅, tal como hab铆a rechazado a su hermana, porque se exhibi贸 delante de ellos y se les entreg贸 para satisfacerles sus pasiones sexuales.
19 Sin embargo, ella se prostituy贸 mucho m谩s recordando su juventud cuando se hab铆a prostituido en Egipto.

Ezequiel 23:9-19 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO EZEKIEL 23

In this chapter the idolatries of Israel and Judah are represented under the metaphor of two harlots, and their lewdness. These harlots are described by their descent; by the place and time in which they committed their whoredoms; by their names, and which are explained, Eze 23:1-4, the idolatries of Israel, or the ten tribes, under the name of Aholah, which they committed with the Assyrians, and which they continued from the Egyptians, of whom they had learned them, are exposed, Eze 23:5-8, and their punishment for them is declared, Eze 23:9,10 then the idolatries of Judah, or the two tribes, under the name of Aholibah, are represented as greater than those of the ten tribes, Eze 23:11, which they committed with the Assyrians, Eze 23:12, with the Chaldeans and Babylonians, Eze 23:13-18 in imitation of the Egyptians, reviving former idolatries learnt of them, Eze 23:19-21, wherefore they are threatened, that the Chaldeans, Babylonians, and Assyrians, should come against them, and spoil them, and carry them captive, Eze 23:22-35, and the prophet is bid to declare the abominable sin of them both, Eze 23:36-44, and to signify that they should be judged after the manner of adulteresses, should be stoned, and dispatched with swords, their sons and their daughters, and their houses burnt with fire; by which means their adulteries or idolatries should be made to cease, Eze 23:45-49.

as the Targum; another prophecy, one upon the same subject, as in Eze 16:1,

\\saying\\; as follows:

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