Are spoiled. — Literally, have let themselves be spoiled. The picture is of men rendered powerless, at a glance, a word, from God.
Slept their sleep. — Better, have sunk into a deep sleep.
None of the men of might have found their hands. — This expression for powerlessness naturally grew into an idiom in a language that used the word hand as a synonym for strength. (Comp. Joshua 8:20, margin; Exodus 14:31, margin; Deuteronomy 32:36, margin.) Delitzsch quotes a Talmudic phrase, “We did not find our hands and feet in the school house.” We may compare the Virgilian use of manus (Æn. 6:688), and Shakespeare’s “a proper fellow of my hands,” and for the use of “find” compare the common phrase “find one’s tongue.”