10. grieved--displeased. Compare "walk contrary," Le 26:24, 28.
      that generation--"that" implies alienation and estrangement. But the oldest manuscripts read, "this."
      said--"grieved," or "displeased," at their first offense. Subsequently when they hardened their heart in unbelief still more, He sware in His wrath (Heb 3:11); an ascending gradation (compare Heb 3:17, 18).
      and they have not known--Greek, "But these very persons," &c. They perceived I was displeased with them, yet they, the same persons, did not a whit the more wish to know my ways [BENGEL]; compare "but they," Ps 106:43.
      not known my ways--not known practically and believingly the ways in which I would have had them go, so as to reach My rest (Ex 18:20).

JFB.