remember,” because palaʾ, the word for “wondrous works,” describes what God’s people are to remember. The verb palaʾ comes from the noun peleʾ, which means “wonder,” or “marvel,” and is used in some forms to describe “wonderful acts,” “wonderful deeds,” or “wonderful works”—in other words, things beyond human ability and power. The word also describes the characteristics of intangible things, such as love, which is said to be “wonderful” (2 Sam. 1:26). Job speaks of things “too wonderful” for him