Psalms 111:2

“The works of the Lord are great, etc.] His works of creation are great, being made out of nothing, are the effects of great power, and the produce of great wisdom, and which greatly display the glory of their Maker; the works of providence are great, which are daily wrought, especially such as concern the church and people of God, for whom he does great things, whereof they have reason to be glad and praise his name; the miracles of Christ he wrought here on earth were surprisingly great, some of them such as had not keen known from the creation of the world; and yet greater things were shown him, and done by him, particularly the work of redemption, a work which angels and men were unequal…”

“The works of the Lord are great - They are great in number; great in magnitude; great in wisdom; great in goodness. This language was appropriate in the time of the psalmist, when people looked upon the heavens with the naked eye alone, and when they had very imperfect views of the real magnitude of the universe as it is now disclosed by the telescope. It is entirely appropriate now, and conveys a more solemn and sublime impression than it would in the time of the psalmist. It will still be appropriate under the larger views which may yet be obtained of the universe by more perfect instruments, by more accurate observation, and by more profound study. And it will be appropriate when people…”

“Sought - Diligently meditated upon. Psalms 111:3”

“works: Psa 92:5, Psa 104:24, Psa 139:14; Job 5:9, Job 9:10, Job 26:12-14, 38:1-41, 41:1-34; Isa 40:12; Jer 32:17-19; Dan 4:3; Eph 1:19, Eph 2:7-10; Rev 15:3 sought: Psa 77:11, Psa 77:12, Psa 104:24, Psa 104:34, Psa 107:43, Psa 143:5; Job 37:7; Ecc 3:11; Pe1 1:10-12 that have: Psa 92:4; Pro 17:16, Pro 18:1, Pro 18:2, Pro 24:14; Rom 1:28, Rom 8:6 Psalms 111:3”