Matthew Poole and continuators on Isaiah 66:13

13 As one whom his mother comforteth, so will I comfort you, and you shall be comforted in Hierusalem.

That is, in the most tender, and compassionating way imaginable, the husband doth not comfort his wife with that tenderness, and those bowels that the mother comforteth the Child after it hath received some fall, or mischief. Hierusalem now mourneth, and you mo[illegible: 1+ letters]rn with her, but she shall recover from her affliction and from her sorrows, and shall be comforted and you that mourn for her, shall partake of her joys, as you now share with her in her afflictions, God in the day that he wipeth tears from her Eyes, shall also wipe them from yours: and you shall have as great an occasion of joy from the happy, as now you have of sorrow from the afflicted state of Hierusalem.