Psalms 135:13

“Thy name, O Lord, [endureth] for ever, etc.] The Lord himself endures for ever, in his nature, being, and perfections; and the fame of him, the fame of those acts of power and goodness before mentioned: the name of Christ endures for ever; his person and offices, his Gospel, which is his name; his children and people, who are called by his name, and in whom his name is perpetuated; the fame of his wondrous works in nature, providence, and grace; and especially of his great work of redemption and salvation; [and] thy memorial, O Lord, throughout all generations; or “the remembrance of them to, generation and generation”; to every age; the love of Christ is remembered by his people in every…”

“Thy name, O Lord, endureth for ever - Thou art the ever-living, the unchanging God. The generations of people pass away; the kingdoms of the earth change; the idols perish, but thou art the same. The object here seems to be to bring the image or the idea of God before the mind as he was when he performed these great works, as a God interposing in behalf of his people, and as worthy of praise. The idea is that he is the same now that he was then; and as he then impressed the world with a sense of his majesty and power, and as he then interposed in behalf of his people by mighty signs and wonders, we should feel that, being an unchangeable God, he can do it now, and is now equally worthy. of…”

“135:13-18 The Lord’s name and character stand in contrast to idols.”

“Thy name: Psa 8:1, Psa 8:9, Psa 72:17, Psa 102:12, Psa 102:21; Exo 3:15, Exo 34:5-7; Hos 12:5; Mat 6:9, Mat 6:13 throughout all generations: Heb. to generations and generations, Psa 89:1 \*marg. Psalms 135:14”

“This God who rules so praiseworthily in the universe and in the history of Israel is the same yesterday, and to-day, and for ever. Just as Psa 135:13 (cf. Psa 102:13) is taken from Exo 3:15, so Psa 135:14 is taken from Deu 32:36, cf. Psa 90:13, and vid., on Heb 10:30-31. Psalms 135:15”