To be remembered; either,
1. By those memorials which he hath left of them in his word; or rather,
2. By their own wonderful nature, and the lasting effects and benefits flowing from them, which are such as cannot easily be forgotten. Is gracious and full of compassion towards his people, as appears from his works and carriage towards us, in sparing, and pardoning, and restoring, and preserving us when we have deserved to be utterly destroyed.