shall come down] Moses had hitherto been a suiter at Pharaohs Court for the freedome of the Hebrews, but after a while the condition of the King and kingdome shall be so farre changed, that Pharaoh shall (by his servants) sollicite them to be gone, Chap. 11. 5: 1. and the Egyptians shall be faine to buy their libertie, with great liberalitie giving them their most precious things at their departure. in great anger] Though Moses were a man of a very meeke and patient spirit, (Numbers 12:3.) yet in the cause of God, seeing Pharaoh so rebellious against him, so outragious against his people, so false in his promises to both, his zeale raised his indignation to a great height of derestation of him, and his doing. So also Exodus 32:19. Numbers 16:15. Thus may we be angry without sinne, and (in such a cause) we cannot without sinne forbeare anger.