They were as fed horses in the morning: every one neighed after his neighbour's wife.
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Gill's Exposition
They were as fed horses in the morning,.... Adulterers are compared to horses, because they are very salacious and lustful creatures; wherefore the Septuagint renders the word: "horses are become mad…
Barnes' Notes
In the morning - Render, they rove about. Some prefer, “(horses) from Mesech.”
Here is, I. A challenge to produce any one right honest man, or at least any considerable number of such, in Jerusalem, Jer 5:1. Jerusalem had become like the old world, in which all flesh had…
Cambridge Bible
The Hebrew of the first clause is obscure. The reading "fed horses," which is to be preferred, represents the consonants of MT. (K'thibh), though the verb which they form is found elsewhere only in…
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