1 Alleluia. Confess to the Lord, for he is good, for his mercy is with every generation.
2 Let those who have been redeemed by the Lord say so: those whom he redeemed from the hand of the enemy and gathered from the regions,
3 from the rising of the sun and its setting, from the north and from the sea.
4 They wandered into solitude in a waterless place. They did not find the way of the city to be their dwelling place.
5 They were hungry, and they were thirsty. Their soul fainted within them.
6 And they cried out to the Lord in tribulation, and he rescued them in their necessity.
7 And he led them in the right way, so that they might go forth to a city of habitation.
8 Let his mercies confess to the Lord, and let his miracles confess to the sons of men.
9 For he has satisfied the empty soul, and he has satisfied the hungry soul with good things:
10 those sitting in darkness and in the shadow of death, shackled by extreme poverty and by iron.
11 For they exasperated the eloquence of God, and they irritated the deliberation of the Most High.
12 And their heart was brought low with hardships. They were weakened, and there was no one to help them.
13 And they cried out to the Lord in their tribulation, and he freed them from their distress.
14 And he led them out of darkness and the shadow of death, and he broke apart their chains.
15 Let his mercies confess to the Lord, and let his miracles confess to the sons of men.
16 For he has crushed the gates of brass and broken the iron bars.
17 He has taken them up, from the way of their iniquity. For they were brought low, because of their injustices.
18 Their soul abhorred all food, and they drew near even to the gates of death.
19 And they cried out to the Lord in their tribulation, and he delivered them in their necessity.
20 He sent his word, and he healed them, and he rescued them from their utter destruction.
21 Let his mercies confess to the Lord, and let his miracles confess to the sons of men.
22 And let them offer sacrifice with the sacrifice of praise, and let them announce his works in exultation.
23 Those who descend to the sea in ships, making their livelihood in the great waters:
24 these have seen the works of the Lord and his wonders in the deep.
25 He spoke: and a windstorm stood up, and its waves were exalted.
26 They ascend even to the heavens, and they descend even to the abyss. Their soul will waste away in distress.
27 They were troubled, and they moved like a drunkard, and all their wisdom was consumed.
28 And they cried out to the Lord in their tribulation, and he led them out of their distress.
29 And he replaced the storm with a breeze, and its waves were stilled.
30 And they were joyful that it was stilled, and he led them into the haven that they desired.
31 Let his mercies confess to the Lord, and let his miracles confess to the sons of men.
32 And let them exalt him in the Church of the people, and praise him in the chair of the elders.
33 He has placed rivers in the desert and sources of water in dry places,
34 a fruit-bearing land in the midst of brine, before the malice of those who dwell in it.
35 He has placed a desert in the midst of pools of waters, and a land without water in the midst of sources of water.
36 And he has gathered the hungry together there, and they constructed a city of habitation.
37 And they sowed fields and planted vineyards, and they produced the fruit of nativity.
38 And he blessed them, and they were multiplied exceedingly. And he did not diminish their beasts of burden.
39 And they became few, and they were afflicted by the tribulation of evils and of sorrow.
40 Contempt was poured over their leaders, and he caused them to wander in an impassable place, and not on the way.
41 And he helped the poor out of destitution, and he stationed families like sheep.
42 The upright will see, and they will rejoice. And every iniquity will block its mouth.
43 Who is wise and will keep these things? And who will understand the mercies of the Lord?
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Psalm 106 is a reflection on the history of Israel and its relationship with God, encompassing both divine grace and human infidelity. The psalmist begins by exhorting the people to give thanks to God, and then summarizes the story of Israel, including Exodus, Sinai, the Journey for the Desert and the Conquest of the Promised Land, emphasizing the many times that the people have rebelled against God and its consequences. Here are five verses related to the topics covered in Psalm 106:
Psalm 106:1: "Praise the Lord. Praise the Lord, for He is good; for His kindness lasts forever." This verse is an exhortation for people to praise the Lord, recognizing their goodness and mercy.
Psalm 106:6: "We have sinned, like our parents; we committed iniquity, we won." This verse recognizes the infidelity of the people of Israel and its tendency to move away from God.
Psalm 106:21-22: "They forgot about God, his Savior, who had done great things in Egypt, wonders in the land of Cam, fearsome things in the Red Sea." This verse highlights God's grace in the liberation of the people of Israel from Egypt and their faithfulness to guide them through the desert.
Psalm 106:32-33: "They also annoyed him by the waters of Meriban, and succeeded badly to Moses because of them; for they exacerbated his spirit so that he spoke recklessly to his lips." This verse resembles the infidelity of the people of Israel in Meribá, where they complained of God and caused the wrath of Moses.
Psalm 106:43: "Many times they delivered them, but they rebelled with them in their purpose, and were slaughtered by their iniquity." This verse highlights God's grace to rid the people of Israel of their enemies, but also recognizes the people's infidelity to rebelly against him repeatedly.
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