John Trapp on Ezekiel 4:9

Ver. 9. Take thee alſo unto thee wheat and barly, &c.] Promiſcuam farragintes, to ſhew what ſhall be the condition of the City in the time of the ſiege: Miſcellan bread ſhall be good fare, but hard to come by in that grievous famine.

Three hundred and ninety dayes ſhalt thou eat thereof] Not ſleep all the while, as ſome Papiſts would have it, grounding their conceit upon their Trent-Tranſlation of ver. 4. Sleep thou alſo upon thy left-ſide, &c. but lying and ſleeping are diſtinct things, as may be ſeen, Pſal. 3.5. & 4.8.