changes of raiment] That is, (as some conceive) a course garment for private use within the house, and a more precious suit to weare abroad; Or change of garments, is such precious garments as will move a man to change those he had before, to put the old off, and put on these, 2 Kings 5:22. Zac 3:4. Or, changes of raiment might be of upper garments, which were not made for any body in particular, but might indifferently be worne by any; such garments they put on often; and it may be they had more need of change, because they used in passionate griefe to teare their cloathes, especially those which covered all the rest, as Chap. 37. 29. 34. &Chap. 44. 13. and many other places. Hence it was that change of garments were not onely given in testimony of honour, or favour, but as wagers upon contestation, or triall of any matter in doubt, as Judg. 14. 12. but to Benjamin] He sheweth more kindnesse to Benjamin then to any of the rest, as appeareth not onely here, but Chap. 43. 34. and vers. 14. of this Chapter, because he was his brother by both parents; which sheweth that the greatest measure of naturall affection belongeth to the neerest degree of naturall kindred.