John Trapp on Isaiah 63:13-14

Ver. 13. That led them through the deep] Which threatened to ſwallow them, but indeed preſerved them: ſo doth every main affliction.

As a horſe in the wilderneſſe] Or, as an horſe goeth in the plain, (when led by his rider) in qua non eſt lutum vel lapis, where there is neither mire to ſtick in, nor ſtone to ſtumble at. See Pſal. 106.

Leniter & commode.Ver. 14. As a beaſt goeth down into the valley] i. e. Gently and leiſurely, according to that known Diſtich, Aſcendente tuo, vel deſcendente caballo, Vox ait iſta, Fave; vox ait illa, Cave.

The Spirit of the Lord cauſed him to reſt] Or, led them until he brought them to reſt, ſc. in the promiſed land.

To make thy ſelf a glorious name] q. d. So thou maiſt do again, if thou pleaſe to ſhew mercy unto us: Name is here put for fame or renown.