1 Corinthians 10:13

“There hath no temptation taken you, etc.] Some, indeed, understand these words by way of reproof, that whereas their trials and exercises which had attended them were very light ones, and comparatively trivial; and yet they had given way to these temptations, and had sunk under them, and fallen by them, for which they were greatly to be blamed; or as threatening them with something more severe than anything as yet had befallen them, signifying that though they had as yet stood, and thought they still should; yet they ought not to presume on their own strength, or depend on outward things; since the temptations that as yet had come upon them were such as men might easily bear; there was no…”

“Consolation to them, under their temptation; it is none but such as is "common to man," or "such as man can bear," "adapted to man's powers of endurance" [WAHL]. faithful-- (Psa 125:3; Isa 27:3, Isa 27:8; Rev 3:10). "God is faithful" to the covenant which He made with you in calling you (Th1 5:24). To be led into temptation is distinct from running into it, which would be "tempting God" (Co1 10:9; Mat 4:7). way to escape-- (Jer 29:11; Pe2 2:9). The Greek is, "the way of escape"; the appropriate way of escape in each particular temptation; not an immediate escape, but one in due time, after patience has had her perfect work (Jam 1:2-4, Jam 1:12). He "makes" the way of escape simultaneously…”

“There hath no temptation taken you - What temptation the apostle refers to here is not quite certain. It is probable, however, that he refers to such as would, in their circumstances, have a tendency to induce them to forsake their allegiance to their Lord, and to lead them into idolatry and sin. These might be either open persecutions, or afflictions on account of their religion; or they might be the various allurements which were spread around them from the prevalence of idolatry. They might be the open attacks of their enemies, or the sneers and the derision of the frivilous and the great. The design of the apostle evidently is, to show them that, if they were faithful, they had nothing…”

“Common to man - Or, as the Greek word imports, proportioned to human strength. God is faithful - In giving the help which he hath promised. And he will with the temptation - Provide for your deliverance. 1 Corinthians 10:14”

“hath: Jer 12:5; Mat 24:21-24; Luk 11:4, Luk 22:31, Luk 22:46; Co2 11:23-28; Eph 6:12, Eph 6:13; Heb 11:35-38, Heb 12:4; Jam 5:10, Jam 5:11; Pe1 1:6, Pe1 1:7, Pe1 5:8, Pe1 5:9; Rev 2:10, Rev 3:10 common: or, moderate but: Co1 1:9; Deu 7:9; Psa 36:5, Psa 89:33; Isa 11:5, Isa 25:1, Isa 49:7; Lam 3:23; Hos 2:20; Th1 5:24; Th2 3:3; Ti2 2:11-13; Heb 6:18, Heb 10:23, Heb 11:11; Pe1 4:19; Jo1 1:9; Rev 19:11 who: Exo 3:17; Psa 125:3; Dan 3:17; Luk 22:32; Joh 10:28-30; Rom 8:28-39; Co2 1:10, Co2 12:8-10; Ti2 4:18; Pe1 1:5; Pe2 2:9 make: Gen 19:20, Gen 19:21; Psa 124:7; Jer 29:11; Luk 16:26; Act 27:44; Jam 5:11 1 Corinthians 10:14”