Forasmuch as [there is] none like unto thee, O LORD; thou [art] great, and thy name [is] great in might.
Ver. 6. Forasmuch as there is none like unto thee.] None of all these dii minutuli, these dunghill deities, are worthy to be named in the same day with thee.
Thou art great.] God is great; Psa 77:13 greater; Job 33:12 greatest; Psa 95:3 greatness itself. Psa 145:3 He is a degree above the superlative. Think the same of other his names and attributes, many of which we have here mentioned in this and the following verses; which are therefore highly to be prized, and oft to be perused. Leonard Lessius, a little before his death, finished his book concerning the fifty names of almighty God; often affirming, that in that little book he had found more light and spiritual support under those grievous fits of the stone which he suffered, than in all his voluminous commentaries upon Aquinas's sums, which he had well nigh fitted for the press. a
a Ex Vita Lessii.