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Gill, John, 1697-1771 • SECTION 215

Ezekiel 18:5

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Ezekiel 18:5

Ver. 5. But if a man be just,.... Not legally, as to be wholly free from sin, for there is no such just man, Ec 7:20; but evangelically, through the imputation of the righteousness of Christ unto him; and who has a principle of grace and holiness wrought in him; a man of a just principle and good conscience; who is disposed by the grace of God to that which is just and right; for this seems to refer to the inward frame of the mind, as distinct from actions, and as the source of them, as follows:

and do that which is lawful and right; or "judgment" {c} and "justice"; true judgment and justice, as the Targum; that which is just and right by the law of God, and is so between man and man; the particulars of which follow:

{c} hqduw jpvm "judiciam et justitiam", V. L. Pagninus, Montanus, &c.

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