Your mercy, O LORD, is in the heavens; and your faithfulness reaches unto the clouds.
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George Leo Haydock
AD 1849
Clouds. The mercy of God is great, and his fidelity indisputable. Some think these were concealed till the coming of the Messias; (Psalm lxxxiv. 11.; St. Bernard) and many of the Fathers accuse Aristotle of confining Providence to the regions above the moon, by perverting this text. (St. Clement of Alexandria, strom. 5.)
But Gesner has produced 30 passages from that author which prove both a general and particular Providence. (Calmet)
God does not leave the most wilful sinner without some good motions, and sufficient grace, that they may repent if they do not harden their own hearts. He has promised such helps, and is most faithful and desirous to receive again the penitent sinner. (Worthington)
