Isaiah 63:14-15

14, 15. As a beast Collectively for a herd of cattle or flock of sheep.

Goeth down into the valley That is, to luxuriant feeding places, and for rest.

So didst thou lead thy people In a general way all through their history.

Look down from heaven Isaiah 57:15. A metaphor, as in the reference designating the infinite grandeur of Deity, not his locality.

Where is thy zeal Thy former zeal for thy people thy might once shown so often by their deliverances.

Sounding of thy bowels Organs of the chest, deemed the seat of compassionate emotions, which, when intense, caused a stirring and a sound. Isaiah 16:11. The whole importunate appeal for new blessings is made on the ground that God, in olden time, was full of compassion toward Israel, as just stated, Isaiah 63:13.