Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 104:34

34 My meditation of him shall be sweet : I will be glad in the LORD .

Or, my speech or discourse, my praising of God mentioned v. 33.

Concerning the glory of his works.

Either 1. to God: he will graciously accept it; praise being his most acceptable Sacrifice, as is affirmed Psal. 69. 30, 31. Or rather 2. to my self, as may be gathered from the next Clause. He implies that he shall not onely do this work, which a man may do unwillingly or by constraint, but that he will do it chearfully and with delight; which is most pleasing to God.

I will rejoice in the contemplation of Gods works, and in praising him for them.