Psalm 145:5
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Verse 5. With what a cumulus of glowing terms does Holy Writ seek to display the excellence of Deity! By these descriptions, those attributes which are feebly imitated or reflected in what we call good among created things are declared to exist in God, infinitely, immutably, ineffably. --Martin Geier.
Verse 5. Thy wonderful works. Heb.: "the words of thy wonderful works." Thus the Psalmist declares that the records left of God's olden doings in the history of Israel are very precious. He has heard them. Moses and Aaron and others spoke them. He delights in them; he will sing them again on his own harp. --Hermann Venema.
Verse 5-6. < 145:5 speaks of God's opera mirabilia; Psalms 145:6 of his opera terribilia. The former delight his saints; the latter terrify the wicked. --John Lorinus.
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 5-7. The Antiphon.
Verse 5-7.