Psalm 89:6
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"Who in the heavens?" i.e., say others, in the heaven of heavens, the highest, the third heavens, among the celestial spirits, cherubims and seraphims, angels and archangels, principalities and powers, thrones and dominions? Who among the innumerable company of angels? Who among those pure, those perfect spirits, who are the most ancient, the most honourable house of the creation, is to be compared to the Father of Spirits. --George Swinnock.
Verse 6. Who can be compared? The Dutch have translated these words, Who can be shadowed with him? that is, they are not worthy to be accounted shadows unto such a comparison with him. --Thomas Goodwin.
Verse 6. Who among the sons of the mighty. Literally, "Who is he among the sons of" Alim (or of Gods, as in Psalms 29:1 ,) i.e., according to Suicer, the powerful, the princes of the earth. --Daniel Cresswell.
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 6. -- We have a comparison between God and the most excellent in heaven and earth -- challenge both worlds.