Eze 25:8-11 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for Ezek 25:8-11: 25:8-11 The people of Moab thought that they could attack Judah with impunity, as though it were just like all the other nations . This was not true—even though Judah had been acting as though it were (see 20:32 )—because Judah had a covenant with God, and God would not ultimately reject Judah. Instead, like Ammon , Moab would be removed from the register of the nations and left perpetually desolate.

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‏ Ezekiel 25:8-11

Summary for Ezek 25:8-11: 25:8-11 ^a The people of Moab thought that they could attack Judah with impunity, as though it were just like all the other nations. This was not true—even though Judah had been acting as though it were (see 20:32 ^b)—because Judah had a covenant with God, and God would not ultimately reject Judah. Instead, like Ammon, Moab would be removed from the register of the nations and left perpetually desolate.