Commentary upon the Prophecy of Isaiah

Vers. 12. He led them by the right hand of Moses with his own glorious arm, dividing the waters before them, to make himself an everlasting name.

Vers. 12. Hee led them by the right hand of Moses with his owne glorious arme, diuiding the waters before them, to make himselfe an euerlasting name.

He here prosecutes that miraculous deliverance of the people,¹ who under the conduct of Moses, were brought out of Egypt, and also continues to recite the complaints: which might happily come into the minds of the faithful. We see here two things joined together; to wit, the right hand of Moses, and the glorious arm of the Lord. Who so useth mans travail, that his praise and glory ought at no hand to be lessened or darkened: for these things were so done under the conduct of Moses, that they ought wholly to be attributed to the power of God.

HEe heere prosecutes that miraculous deliuerance of the people,¹ who vnder the conduct of Moses, were brought out of Egypt, and also continues to recite the complaints: which might happily come into the mindes of the faithfull. We see heere two things ioined together; to wit, the right hand of Moses, and the glorious arme of the Lord. Who so vseth mans trauaile, that his praise and glory ought at no hand to be lessened or darkened: for these things were so done vnder the conduct of Moses, that they ought wholly to be attributed to the power of God.

1. 1He goes on in describing the peoples deliverance out of Egypt.He goes on in describing the peoples deliuerance out of Egypt.