Psalm 90:17
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Verse 17. The work of our hands. Jarchi interprets this of the work of the Tabernacle, in which the hands of the Israelites were employed in the wilderness; so Arama of the Tabernacle of Bezaleel. --John Gill.
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 17. The Right Establishment, or the work which will endure -- why it will endure and should endure. Why we wish our work to be of such a nature, and whether there are enduring elements in it.
WORKS ON THE NINETIETH PSALM
Enarratio Psalmi 90. Per D. Doctorem Martinum Luth. In Schola Vuittembergensi, Anno, 1534, publice absoluta, edita vers Anno MD. 41. (In Vol. 4 of the Jena edition of Luther's Works, 1712 and other years, folio.)
A Meditation of Man's Mortalitie. Containing an Exposition of the Ninetieth Psalme. By that Reverend and Religious Servant of God Mr. William Bradshaw, sometime Fellow of Sidney Colledge in Cambridge. Published since his decease by Thomas Gataker B. of D. and Pastor of Rotherhith. London ... 1621.
Moses his Prayer. Or, An Exposition of the Ninetieth Psalme. In which is set forth, the Frailty and Misery of Mankind: most needful for these Times.
Wherein:
By Samuel Smith, Minister of the Gospel, Author of David's Repentance and the Great Assize, and yet Living ... 1656.