Perhaps the former part of this verse would have been better joined with the former verse, as a glorious fruit of God's taking them to be his people, and his condescending to be their God. Salvation from all uncleannesses includeth justification, in our pardon, sanctification, the renewing our minds, somewhat of adoption in peace and hope, and a consummate glorification in heaven, that state of absolute purity. All this God gives when he is our God. Corn; all necessaries for aliment comprised in one, and these brought to them at God's call, which they will hear, Psalms 105:16,40 Ho 2:21,22. Famine is God's arrow, he shoots it; where it is, he layeth it; but his people shall neither have it their misery nor their reproach any more; as in the next verse.
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Ezekiel 36:29
29 I will also save you from all your uncleannesses: and I will call for the corn, and will increase it, and lay no famine upon you.