SEV Biblia, Chapter 7:16
No tendrán más hambre ni sed, y el sol no caerá más sobre ellos, ni ningún otro calor;
Clarke's Bible Commentary - Revelation 7:16
Verse 16. They shall hunger no more] They shall no longer be deprived of their religious ordinances, and the blessings attendant on them, as they were when in a state of persecution. Neither shall the sun light on them] Their secular rulers, being converted to God, became nursing fathers to the Church.
Nor any heat.] Neither persecution nor affliction of any kind. These the Hebrews express by the term heat, scorching, &c.
John Gill's Bible Commentary
Ver. 16. They shall hunger no more, nor thirst any more , etc.] The words are taken out of ( Isaiah 49:10), and will be true in a literal and corporeal sense. Now the saints are often in hunger and thirst, then they shall be so no more; and in a mystical and spiritual sense, there will be no famine of the word; for though there will not be the outward ministration of the word, as now, the substance of it will be enjoyed, to full satisfaction; nor will there be any uneasy desires after spiritual things, and much less any hungerings and thirstings, or lusting after carnal, sensual, and earthly things. Neither shall the sun light on them, nor any heat ; not the sun of persecution, (see Matthew 13:6,22); nor the heat of Satan's temptations, or his fiery darts; nor of any fiery trial, or sore affliction; nor of the divine displeasure, or any fearful sense and apprehension of it; nor of toil and labour, called the burden and heat of the day, from all which they will be now free.
Matthew Henry Commentary
Verses 13-17 - Faithful Christians deserve our notice and respect; we should mark the upright. Those who would gain knowledge, must not be ashamed to see instruction from any who can give it. The way to heaven is through man tribulations; but tribulation, how great soever, shall not separate u from the love of God. Tribulation makes heaven more welcome and mor glorious. It is not the blood of the martyrs, but the blood of the Lamb, that can wash away sin, and make the soul pure and clean in the sight of God; other blood stains, this is the only blood that makes the robes of the saints white and clean. They are happy in their employment; heaven is a state of service, though not of suffering; it is a state of rest, but not of sloth; it isa praising, delightful rest They have had sorrows, and shed many tears on account of sin an affliction; but God himself, with his own gracious hand, will wip those tears away. He deals with them as a tender father. This shoul support the Christian under all his troubles. As all the redeemed ow their happiness wholly to sovereign mercy; so the work and worship of God their Saviour is their element; his presence and favour complet their happiness, nor can they conceive of any other joy. To Him may all his people come; from him they receive every needed grace; and to his let them offer all praise and glory __________________________________________________________________
Greek Textus Receptus
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Vincent's NT Word Studies
16. They shall hunger no more, etc. Compare Isa. xlix. 10.
Heat (kauma). In Isa. xlix. 10, the word kauswn the scorching wind or sirocco is used. See on Matt. xx. 12; Jas. i. 11.
