John Trapp on Isaiah 24:22

Ver. 22. And they ſhall be gathered together, &c.] Id quod de poenis Judaeorum intelligimus, ſaith an Interpreter: that is, This we underſtand of the puniſhment of the obſtinate Jews, whoſe bodies after death were clapt up cloſe priſoners in the grave, their ſouls held faſt in hell till the laſt day: when after many dayes they ſhall be viſited, i. e. in the whole man puniſhed, with eternal torments. Caveamus, ſi ſapimus, à deſtinata peccandi malitia. Origen was certainly out when he argued from this Text, that the damned in Hell ſhould after a time be viſited, that is, delivered. There are that begin the promiſe at theſe words,

And after many dayes ſhall they be viſited] i. e. In mercy and favour (as chap. 23.17.) thorow Chriſt. This gracious viſitation began in Iſrael, Luke 1.68. and then came abroad to the Gentiles alſo, Act. 15.14, 15.16, 17.