The Pulpit Commentary - Ezekiel 16:10
Broidered work ; the "raiment of needlework" of Psalms 45:14 ; 5:30 ; Exodus 35:35 ; Exodus 38:23 . The word meets us again in Ezekiel 27:24 , as among the imports of Tyre from Egypt. Curiously enough, the Hebrew verb ( rakam ) has passed through Arabic into tide languages of Western Europe, and we have the Italian ricamare, the Spanish recamare, the French recamer, for" embroidering." Badgers' skin. Elsewhere in the Old Testament the word is found only in the... read more
The Pulpit Commentary - Ezekiel 16:9-13
The glory of redemption. Under the similitude of a wretched child cast off by its mother and picked up by a passer by, Israel is shown to have been found by God in a miserable condition and cared for and blessed by him. Tins idea may be carried further as a symbol of the redemption of the Church by Christ. I. THE FIRST CONDITION IS ONE OF POLLUTION AND NEGLECT . Israel was in a miserable condition in Egypt when God had pity on his people. But the spiritual state of... read more