Thou hast made known to me; God is frequently said to make those mercies known to us which he bestows upon us. The ways of life; of a true life, which is life indeed. David in these words celebrates God's delivering of him from his grievous afflictions and exile; in which he was looked upon by others, and by himself, as a dead man, yet was brought again to see the temple, and enjoy the ordinances of God, without which his life was as no life unto him. So our Saviour, after his death and passion, arose, and ascended into heaven, and lives for ever to make intercession for us. With thy countenance; that is, with thy presence, or manifestation of thy love and favour.
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Acts 2:28
28 Thou hast made known to me the ways of life; thou shalt make me full of joy with thy countenance.