Eze 16:23-25 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for Ezek 16:23-25: 16:23-25 Prophets commonly described idolatry in terms of adultery (see Hos 2 ), but Ezekiel goes into much more detail than any other prophet. He depicts Jerusalem as not just foolish or misguided, but rotten to the core. Her adultery had taken place on every street corner , and she had an inexhaustible appetite for increasingly depraved entertainments.

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‏ Ezekiel 16:23-25

Summary for Ezek 16:23-25: 16:23-25 ^a Prophets commonly described idolatry in terms of adultery (see Hos 2 ^b), but Ezekiel goes into much more detail than any other prophet. He depicts Jerusalem as not just foolish or misguided, but rotten to the core. Her adultery had taken place on every street corner, and she had an inexhaustible appetite for increasingly depraved entertainments.