Ezekiel 12:14-15 - Exposition

And I will scatter. The capture of the king would naturally be followed by the dispersion of his adherents, some of whom would fall by the sword, while a few (Hebrew, men of number, i.e. easily counted) would escape to some neighbouring country, where they might hope to find a refuge. There they would have to tell their tale of shame, and to let the heathen know that Jehovah was thus punishing their abominations (comp. Ezekiel 14:22 , Ezekiel 14:23 ). The prophecy ends with the familiar formula, They shall knew that I am the Lord.