PA532 Psalm 106:1-27 mp3

In this message, we consider the last psalm of the fourth, Numbers book of psalms, Psalm 106. This is also the third of three historical psalms. The psalm begins and ends with prayer, and in between is a national confession of sins, offset by the intervention of Yehovah and His agents. We would conclude the time of David as most likely for its writing. They did not remember His works in the plagues of Egypt at the Red Sea. They lusted for more varied food in the wilderness. They envied Moses’ position with the rebellion of Korah. They despised the Promised Land when the ten spies brought back an evil report. This last time, Yahweh swore to destroy them in the wilderness. We consider the words and meaning of this great psalm.