Ezekiel 48 · Commentary

Ezekiel 48 · John Wesley

His inheritance - This certainly looks at gospel times, when the partition - wall between Jew and Gentile was taken down, and both put on a level before God, both made one in Christ Jesus.

A profane place - A common, not consecrated place.

The measures thereof - The extent and proportions of the city, a square of four thousand five hundred shall be taken out of the middle of the twenty five thousand or the ground - plat of the city. So it shall be an equilateral square, every side exactly the same, north, south, east, and west, four thousand five hundred apiece, by which measures the whole content is visible eighteen thousand cubits not reeds.

For food - For the maintenance of the city - officers.

The possession - The land assigned for the city.

To the river - The river of Egypt.

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