John Calvin preaches on the Psalmist's reflection on the greatness of God in contrast to the insignificance of man, highlighting the infinite goodness of God in caring for humanity despite their frailty and lowly state. The Psalmist emphasizes the wonder of God's grace in adorning mankind with glory and blessings, despite their unworthiness compared to the majestic heavens. Calvin urges the audience to be deeply moved by God's miraculous love and generosity towards humanity, recognizing the profound contrast between God's greatness and man's humble existence.

Henry Law preaches about the blessings and victories ascribed to God, imploring for the continuance of His mercies and depicting the happiness of God's people in vibrant colors. The Psalmist acknowledges God as his strength, fortress, and deliverer in times of war and triumph, attributing all success to Him. Despite human insignificance, God's condescending love and compassion towards mankind are highlighted, encouraging adoration and awe. The importance of seeking God's aid in prayer against foes and acknowledging His role as the source of salvation and deliverance is emphasized.