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God's ways in grace, from Abraham to the beginning of the land
Psalm 105 offers thanksgiving to Jehovah, and calls on the seed
of Abraham and Jacob to remember Him and glory in His name. Verses
7, 8 give the occasion. He is Jehovah, their God. His judgments are
in all the earth. And He has remembered His covenant for ever. It
was to be permanent. It was commanded to a thousand generations. He
had now remembered it. The psalm then recites how God had cared for
the fathers, and judged Egypt for the deliverance of His people;
and, in spite of bondage, there was not a feeble person among their
tribes. "He remembered his holy promise, and Abraham his servant,*
and he brought forth his people with joy and his chosen with
gladness, and gave them the lands of the heathen, that they might
observe his statutes and keep his laws." All their subsequent
failure is not touched on. For now again (v. 8) He had remembered
His covenant with Abraham and had delivered His people by judgments;
for it is the accomplishment of promise. And the gifts and calling
of God are without repentance. The following psalm will tell us
Israel's ways, but only so to bring out His mercy and never-failing
goodness; for this is the theme. |
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