Ezekiel 39:18

In these two and the two following verses, God takes on him the person of one that makes a feast, invites his guests, and promiseth to satisfy them. Of the two former, the first is an enigmatical invitation, or an invitation in a riddle; the latter is the key to this character. The mighty; who had great authority, great courage and strength, the giant-like ones, commanders of great note in the army. The princes: many princes came with their countrymen and subjects to assist in this war, whose blood these fowls should drink; and these compared to rams which lead the flock. Lambs are the more ordinary in the army. Goats; great goats, as the Hebrew denoteth; and these signify the more lascivious and impetuous among them. Bullocks; such as, though more slow, were of great strength. Fatlings; well fed, it was no lean sacrifice made. Of Bashan, a mountain of most rich and sweet soil, and that fed the best of any.