He may prepare [it]
Raiment; beginning with that first which was mentioned last,
which is frequent in the Hebrew and eastern languages; such
things may be done, and often are, by wicked men:
but the just shall put [it] on;
the wicked man will either have no heart, or have no time, to
wear it, at least to wear it out, and so a just man shall have
it, as the Israelites put on the raiment of the Egyptians, which
they begged or borrowed, and spoiled them of, ( Exodus 12:35
) ; and oftentimes so it is in Providence, that the wealth of
wicked men is by one means or another transferred into the
families of good men, who enjoy it, and make a better use of it,
( Proverbs
13:22 ) ;
and the innocent shall divide the silver;
have a part of it at least, or divide the whole between his
children, or give a part of it to the poor; so money that is ill
gotten, or ill used, is taken away, and put into the hands of one
that will have mercy on the poor, and liberally distribute it to
them, ( Proverbs
28:8 ) .
