Ezekiel 16:49 - Matthew Poole's English Annotations on the Holy Bible

The iniquity; iniquity, either for iniquities, or the fountain and occasion of all amongst the Sodomites. Pride; a haughty mind, swelled with the excellency, beauty, and grandeur of their state, and vaunting of it above their neighbours. Fulness of bread, i.e. luxury, and riotous excess in eating and drinking: their plenty was not their sin, but they made it occasion of sin to themselves; they were very intemperate in their diet. Abundance of idleness; every thing so plentiful, that they little regarded to employ themselves, but were idle and slothful, or deeply secure in their peace, plenty, and honour, neither feared God's wrath or man's sword; the first was the fault of particular sinners, the latter was the sin and fault of the community. Neither did she strengthen the hand of the poor and needy; she refused to help strangers, as appeareth in the history of the angels entertainment, Ge 19; nor was she mindful of helping the poor with counsel and defence; they were unmerciful and hard-hearted toward the poor amongst them. This was a great sin to those that abounded in wealth, as the Sodomites did.