Translations
Original
Notes
The community joins together to confess their sins and their ancestors’ many acts of unbelief.
The Israelite community in exile confessed the Lord’s goodness and justice and their own past sins. From their humble state in exile, they asked for redemption and restoration. They hoped to be gathered back from all the places the Lord had scattered them in his anger.
The psalm ends with a memory of the Lord’s past mercy and hope for renewed mercy (Psalm 106:44–48). Israel failed, but the Lord remains constant.
Verses 1, 47–48 (along with Psalms 96; 105:1–15) are included in David’s song of praise recorded in 1 Chronicles 16:1–43.
Glossary
David Exodus, the Memorial Music Psalms, Book of Salvation Savior
Topics
Journey of Israel Through The Desert: Constant Goodness and Mercy of God to Them During Journey of Israel Through The Desert: Marked by Constant Murmurings and Rebellions Miracles: Design of Red Sea: Israelites Cross; Pharaoh and his Army Drowned In Redemption is From: Enemies