His work Either all his works, or that eminent branch of them, his providence toward his people, as is expressed afterward; is honourable and glorious Becoming the Divine Majesty, and bringing glory to him from all that observe and consider it. And his righteousness His justice or faithfulness in performing his word; endureth for ever
Hath always been, and will still be, evident to his people in all generations, and in all conditions, even when he afflicts them, and seems to deal most severely, and to break his promise with them. He hath made his wonderful works to be remembered Either, 1st, By those memorials which he hath left of them in his word; or, rather, 2d, By their own wonderful nature, and their lasting effects, and the benefits flowing from them, which are such as cannot easily be forgotten. The Lord is full of compassion Toward his people, as appears from his works and conduct toward us, in sparing, pardoning, restoring, and preserving us, when we deserved to be utterly destroyed.