the Week of Proper 11 / Ordinary 16
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Księga Ezechiela 18:11
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A choćby się wszytkich inych nie dopuścił, ale na górach jadał, a żonę bliźniego swego zgwałcił.
A tegoby wszystkiego nie czynił, owszemby i na górach jadał, i żonęby bliźniego swego zmazał,
mimo że on ich nie popełniał - to znaczy, jeśli jego syn brał na wzgórzach udział w ucztach ofiarnych, kalał żonę swojego bliźniego,
który by tego wszystkiego nie czynił, ale ucztował po górach i kaził żonę swego bliźniego;
A tegoby wszystkiego nie czynił, owszemby i na górach jadał, i żonęby bliźniego swego zmazał,
Który żadnej z tamtych dobrych rzeczy nie czynił, ale raczej jadał na górach, hańbił żonę swego bliźniego;
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
that: Ezekiel 18:7, Matthew 7:21-27, Luke 11:28, John 13:17, John 15:14, Philippians 4:9, James 2:17, 1 John 3:22, Revelation 22:14
eaten: Ezekiel 18:6, Ezekiel 18:15, 1 Kings 13:8, 1 Kings 13:22
Reciprocal: Ezekiel 22:9 - they eat Ezekiel 22:11 - committed Ezekiel 33:26 - and ye
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And that doeth not any of those [duties],.... Before mentioned, which his father did, but the reverse of them; and so the Septuagint and Arabic versions render it, "and in the way of his righteous father does not walk"; does not tread in his steps, and work righteousness as he did:
but even hath eaten upon the mountains, and defiled his neighbour's wife; has been guilty of idolatry and adultery;
:-.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
Live ... die - In the writings of Ezekiel there is a development of the meaning of âlifeâ and âdeath.â In the holy land the sanctions of divine government were in great degree temporal; so that the promise of âlifeâ for âobedience,â the threatening of âdeathâ for âdisobedience,â in the Books of Moses, were regarded simply as temporal and national. In their exile this could not continue in its full extent, and the universality of the misfortune necessarily made men look deeper into the words of God. The word âsoulâ denotes a âpersonâ viewed as an âindividual,â possessing the âlifeâ which God breathed into man when he became a âliving soulâ Genesis 2:7; i. e., it distinguishes âpersonalityâ from ânationality,â and this introduces that fresh and higher idea of âlifeâ and âdeath,â which is not so much âlifeâ and âdeathâ in a future state, as âlifeâ and âdeathâ as equivalent to communion with or separation from God - that idea of life and death which was explained by our Lord in the Gospel of John John 8:0, and by Paul in Romans 8:0.