John Trapp on Daniel 10:5

Ver. 5. Then I lift up mine eyes and looked] Viz. After my long faſting, praying and meditating. So Moſes and Elias, thoſe great Faſters, met together with our Saviour gloriouſly in the Mount at his Transfiguration. It is abſtinence, not fulneſſe, that makes a man capable of heavenly viſions o[illegible: 1 letter] divine glory.

Behold a certain man] Heb one man, a ſingular man, a glorious perſon; Meſſias the Prince, deſcribed here by his habit and parts as a Judge, ſay ſome, or as a Prieſt, ſay others: See chap. 12.6, 7. Rev 1.13, 14, 15. & 10.5.

Cloathed in linnen] To ſhew his innocency and purity, as alſo his righteouſneſſes (Imputed and Imparted) wherewith he cloatheth his Saints, Rev. 19.8. that fine white linnen and ſhining.

Whoſe loins were girded with fine gold of Ʋphaz] Or of Ophir, Peru, haply, or Malaca, or Sophala. This golden girdle about his loines denoteth Chriſts ſtrength and alacrity, Pſal. 93.1. Luke 17.8.