The praise here riseth to a note still higher. In the former, Moses adores God for his salvation. But here for the covenant relations into which the Lord hath condescended to bring himself: Reader! do you know anything of this? Can you say he is my God. Isaiah 12:2. What a sweet scripture to this amount is that of the people's call, and God's answer? Zechariah 13:9. Reader! do not overlook the children's covenant blessings in this verse, for it is very precious. We have authority to remind God of his covenant promises to our fathers. The church frequently did so, and found the sweetness of it. Deuteronomy 9:27; 2 Chronicles 6:42, etc. And God himself condescends to put the children in remembrance of the same, when referring his mercies to this source. Leviticus 26:42; Micah 6:5. And the mercy of mercies, is ascribed in after ages to the same. Luke 1:72-75.
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Exodus 15:2
2 The LORD is my strength and song, and he is become my salvation: he is my God, and I will prepare him an habitation; my father's God, and I will exalt him.