Commentaries:
Adam Clarke
Such knowledge is too wonderful - I think, with Kennicott, that pelaiah daath should be read peli haddaath , "This knowledge," mimmenni , "is beyond or above me." This change is made by taking the he from the end of pelaiah , which is really no word, and joining it with daath ; which, by giving it an article, makes it demonstrative, haddaath , "This knowledge." This kind of knowledye, God' s knowledge, that takes in all things, and their reasons, essences, tendencies, and issues, is far beyond me.
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