John Trapp on Isaiah 52:14

Ver. 14. As many were aſtonied at thee,] Viz. at thine abaſement firſt, and then at thine advancement thereupon. All things in Chriſt are admirable: well therefore might he be called wonderful, Iſa. 9.6.

His viſage was ſo marred, more than any man] Partly through the anguiſh of his mind at his paſſion and on the croſs, and partly alſo by the miſuſage of his body, whil'ſt they made totum pro vulnere corpus, by their ſcourging, ſcratching, racking on the tree, piercing, buffeting, &c.

And his form more than the ſons of men] Pluſquam filii Adae, more than thoſe of the vulgar ſort: whereas naturally his body, being of the fineſt temperament, and no way diſeaſed, could not but be very beautiful. See Pſal. 45.2. with the Note.