Psalm 105:37
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Verse 37. -- There was not one feeble person among their tribes. They came out all in good health, and brought not with them any of the diseases of Egypt. Surely never was the like; that among so many thousands there was not one sick! so false was the representation which the Jews' enemies in after ages gave of the matter, that they were all sick of a leprosy, or some loathsome disease, and therefore the Egyptians thrust them out of their land. --Matthew Henry.
Verse 37. -- Feeble person. A totterer or stumbler. The word denotes a person unfit for military service. --Joseph Addison Alexander.
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 37. (first clause). -- Wealth found upon us after affliction.
Verse 37. (second clause). -- A consummation to be desired. This was the direct result of the divine presence. The circumstances out of which it grew were hard labour, and persecution. It enabled them to leave Egypt, to journey far, to carry burdens, to fight enemies, etc.