Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 102:12

12 But thou, O LORD, shalt endure for ever , and thy remembrance unto all generations.

But this is my comfort, although we dye and our hopes vanish, yet our God is everlasting and unchangeable, and therefore invincible by all his and our enemies, constant in his counsels and purposes of mercy to his Church, stedfast and faithful in the performance of all his promises; and therefore he both can and will deliver his people.

Either 1. the fame and memory of thy wonderful works. Or rather 2. thy name, Iehovah, mentioned in the former clause, which is called by this very word, Gods remembrance or memorial, and that unto all generations, Exod. 3. 15. Thus this clause exactly answers to the former; and both of them describe the Eternity of Gods existence, whereby the Psalmist relieves and supports himself under the consideration of his own and his peoples frailty and vanity.

Marginal references: Lam. 5. 19.; Psal. 135. [illegible: 1+ letters]3.