John Trapp on Isaiah 32:4

Ver. 4. The heart alſo of the raſh] Heb. of the haſty ones, ſuch as are headlong and inconſiderate; that weigh not things, that ſay not, What ſhall we do in the end thereof?

And the tongue of the ſtammerers] that once did but bungle at holy diſcourſe, pronouncing as it were Sibboleth for Shibboleth, and marring a good tale in the telling; as not underſtanding either what they ſay, or whereof they affirm, 1 Tim. 1.7.

Shall be ready to speak plainly] ſhall be forward to ſpeak fruitfully, having an holy dexterity therein. The Corinthians are commended for their utterance, 1 Cor. 1.5. they could expreſs themſelves firly, and they would do it freely.

Limpida, nitida. To ſpeak plainly] Heb. neat or clear words: A Metaphor from clear or fair weather.