Psa 107:33 | MHM | STEP | Wonders of Divine Providence This part of the psalm praises God for his amazing control over the world and the surprising ways he changes people’s lives. The psalmist gives examples of how God can change the land, raise up the poor, and bring down the proud. These changes show that God is in charge of everything and uses his power for justice and kindness. v. 33–34 : Sometimes God turns rivers into desert and fruitful land into salty wasteland (Psalm 107:33–34 ). He does this as a judgment for the wickedness of the people who live there. The land becomes barren because the people have turned away from God, just as Sodom became a salt sea.

‏ Psalms 107:33

Wonders of Divine Providence

This part of the psalm praises God for his amazing control over the world and the surprising ways he changes people’s lives. The psalmist gives examples of how God can change the land, raise up the poor, and bring down the proud. These changes show that God is in charge of everything and uses his power for justice and kindness.

v. 33–34: Sometimes God turns rivers into desert and fruitful land into salty wasteland (Psalm 107:33–34 ^a). He does this as a judgment for the wickedness of the people who live there. The land becomes barren because the people have turned away from God, just as Sodom became a salt sea.