At even ye shall eate flesh] The Lord complaineth of their murmurings, and presently promises supply of food, but that was not as a reward of their wickednesse, but for ratification of his promise, and to convince them of infidelitie, and mistrust of him; as if he either could not, or would not make due provision for them. and in the morning] The bread and the flesh came not both at one time, but the one at evening, the other in the morning; as they came, so they might be eaten severally; (as some conceive,) the Quailes without bread, and the bread without Quailes: for as the provision came in an extraordinarie manner, so it might have an extraordinary temper, or qualification, to be both wholesome and pleasant of it selfe, without any thing else, to relish or season it: or though they came in at severall parts of the day, they might be joyntly used in their daily refections.