An exposition with practical observations continued upon the thirty-fifth, thirty-sixth, and thirty-seventh chapters of…

The memento or remember at the beginning of the verse is no more than needs. We have bad memories for any thing that's good, especially for the good word and the good works of God. We are so far from magnifying his work, that we often forget his work. 'Tis said of Israel (Psal. 106.13.) They soon forgot his works. If we soon forget the wo•ks of God, we shall sooner forget to magnify God for his work. Many remember the work of God, who do not magnify it, nor him for it; but none can magnify the work of God, nor God for his work, who do not remember it.

The memento or remember at the beginning of the verse is no more than needs. We have bad memories for any thing that's good, especially for the good word and the good works of God. We are so far from magnifying his work, that we often forget his work. 'Tis said of Israel (Psal. 106.13.) They soon forgat his works. If we soon forget the wo•ks of God, we shall sooner forget to magnifie God for his work. Many remember the work of God, who do not magnifie it, nor him for it; but none can magnifie the work of God, nor God for his work, who do not remember it.

Secondly, In that the Text saith, Remember that thou magnify, not only that thou speak of, or declare his work., but magnify it,

Secondly, In that the Text saith, Remember that thou magnifie, not only that thou speak of, or declare his work., but magnifie it,

Note; We usually have low apprehensions of the work of God.