Ezekiel 30

REFLECTIONS UPON CHAP. XXX.—The day of God’s just vengeance ever slow, comes certainly at last. And they who will help his enemies take their destruction along with them. God ordinarily makes one wicked, son or nation his scourge to another; easily he can alarm the most dishonest secure. And the fall of sinners ought to alarm their survivors. If we refuse glorify him by obedience, he will take care to glorify himself in our destruction. And, if lesser judgments will not humble and reform us, he will bring us severe ones. He keeps nations in perpetual variation. Nothing is unchallenged but himself. But they who are most elevated in their prosperity are often dispirited in their adversity. And no conquerors, no aruness, have any good all but what is given them from above