...Merit, and for a time treat him accordingly. Ver. 14. As many were aftoniflxd at thee ; (his vifage wot fo marred more than any man, and his form more than the font of men)]. This Verfe, I think, may be more clearly render'd, as it is in the Port Royal Transition,...

...buffeted and fpit upon; then indeed, he was without Form or Comelinefs, bis Countenance then ,was fa marred more than any Man, and his Form more than the Sons of Men. To this purpofe, is the Obfervation of a -f- learned Writer upon the preceding Verfes: " Lyranus, fays...

...prudently : he fliall be exalted * and extolled, and be very high. * John Hi. 14. As many were alloniflied at thee : (his vifage was fo marred more than 'any man, and his form more than the fons of men ) 5 So So {hall he fprinkle many nations, the kings fliall (hut their mouths at him : for...

...prudently ; he fliall be eial ted and extolled, and be very high, v. 14. As many wefe aftonilhed ac thee ; his vifage was fo marred more than any man, and his form more than the fons of men. 49. a Mat. xxrii. 4. Saying, I have finned, inthatlhave betrayed the innocent blood. And...

...decayed, which is the ufual effect of lafting and continued forrow. Ifa. lii. 14. 'As many were aftonied at thee; his. ' vifage was fo marred more than any man, and his ' form more than the fons of men. Pfal. xxii. 14, • 15. I am poured out like water, and all my bones • are out of joint:...

...deal prudently t kefliall be exalted and extolled, and be very high. Ver. 14. As many were afionlflied at thee; (his vifage was fo marred more than any man , and his form more than. the fans of men) Ver. 15. So. fliall he fprinkle many nations, the kings fliall Jfiut their mouths at himi...

...deal prudently, he fiall be exalted and extolled, and be very high. As many were ajlonijhed at thec, his vifage was fo marred more than any man, and his form more than the fons of men. So Jhall hefprinkle many nations, the kings Jhall Jhut ibeir mouths -at him ; for that...

...prof' per, he fhall be exalted and extolled, and ' be very high.' And again, 'As many ' were aftonimed at thee, (his vifage was fo ' marred more than any man, and his form * more than the fons of men,) fo fhall he ' fprinkle • fprinkle many nations, the kings fhall ' fhut their mouths...

...faces from him, he -was defpifed, attd they efleemed him not (e). Nay, many were afionifhed at him, his vifage was fo marred, more than any man; and his form more than the fans of men (f ). So far was his appearance from that glory and majefty, that pomp and fplendor, which...

...He Jhall be exalted, and «ew tolled, and be very high.t As many were aflonifhed at thee; (hisvifage was fo marred more than any man* and his form more than the Jons of men) ! HE, who defcribed thus to future agea the Day-fpring from on high ) could he alfo proclaim...