A commentary upon the prophet Ezekiel . CHAP. upon EZEKIEL. 129. CHAP. XVIII. The Argument. The Calamities which ufiered in and attended theCaptivity of the Jews, were exprefly threatned asTunijhments of the Idolatries and other Sins oftheir oAnceftors : See Jerem. xv, 4. This madethe Jews of the prefent oAge complain of Godsdealing hardly with them in punifring them forthe Sins of their forefathers. This Chapter con-tains an eAnfwer to the Objection, importingthat even under their Captivity they jfjould findtheir ConditionBetter or Worfe, according asthey behaved themselves : and withal layin
A commentary upon the prophet Ezekiel . CHAP. upon EZEKIEL. 129. CHAP. XVIII. The Argument. The Calamities which ufiered in and attended theCaptivity of the Jews, were exprefly threatned asTunijhments of the Idolatries and other Sins oftheir oAnceftors : See Jerem. xv, 4. This madethe Jews of the prefent oAge complain of Godsdealing hardly with them in punifring them forthe Sins of their forefathers. This Chapter con-tains an eAnfwer to the Objection, importingthat even under their Captivity they jfjould findtheir ConditionBetter or Worfe, according asthey behaved themselves : and withal laying be-fore them Gods Eternal Rules of Jufiice, withRegard to the Rewards and Tunifiments of thenext Life, when he will Judge every Man ac-cording to his Works, and every Man fhallbear his own Burden. ChapterXVIII. Ver. 2. 130 ChapterXVIII. Yen 2. Yetvj.
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