John Trapp on Joel 2:26

Verſe 26. And ye ſhall eat in plenty and be ſatisfied,] which, what a great bleſſing it is, ſee Hagg. 1.6. with the Note, and Eccleſ. 6.1, 2. with the Note.

and praiſe the Name of the Lord your God,] Not haunch up Gods creatures, as ſwine do ſwill: but, taſting the ſweetneſſe of the Creatour in them, lift up many an humble, joyfull, and thankfull heart to Him. This was better then the former bleſſing: for naturally fulneſſe breeds forgetfulneſſe of God, Deut. 32.15.

That hath dealt wonderouſly with you,] Heb. ad mirificandum, ſc. in ſo ſudden and ſtrange a change of his hand, whereby he hath made himſelf marvailous as he delights to do by working wonders, ſuch as mans power connot perform, nor reaſon reach unto.

and my people ſhall never be aſhamed] As they have been among the heathen ver. 19. and as thoſe are that pray to no purpoſe. Deo confiſi nunquam confuſi. Their faith is unfained, and therefore their hopes unfaileable Rom. 5.5.