aPs 105
b105:12
c105:17
e105:37
g105:44
h105:9
j105:16-25
kPsalm 105:1-15
l106:1
m47-48
n1 Chr 16
o105:1-5
p106:1
q107:1
r118:1
s136:1
tPs 105
u105:6-11
vPs 89
w105:8
xGen 12:1-9
y15:1-21
z105:11
aa105:44-45
abGen 12:7
ac15:7-21
ad105:12-15
ae105:15
afGen 20:7

‏ Psalms 105:1-15

Summary for Ps 105:1-45: Ps 105  a This hymn praises the Lord’s faithfulness to Abraham and his descendants in all their journeys—from Ur to Canaan (105:12  b), to Egypt (105:17  c, 23  d), through the wilderness (105:37  e, 41  f), and back to Canaan (105:44  g). All of this fulfilled the Lord’s promise to Abraham (105:9  h, 42  i), which was the basis for Israel’s very existence. Joseph, whose suffering was changed into glory, is a paradigm of encouragement for Israel (105:16-25  j).

• Psalm 105:1-15  k (along with 96; 106:1  l, 47-48  m) is included in David’s song of praise recorded in 1 Chr 16  n.
Summary for Ps 105:1-5: 105:1-5  o The poet begins with the exhortation Give thanks (see also 106:1  p; 107:1  q; 118:1  r; 136:1  s). The other psalms continue with the refrain “for he is good!” The rest of Ps 105  t tells of God’s goodness.
Summary for Ps 105:6-11: 105:6-11  u The story of Israel is based on the Lord’s commitment to Abraham. Even when a question arises about the future of God’s covenant with David (Ps 89  v), God’s covenant with Abraham stands, as does the spiritual bond between God and Israel, Abraham’s descendants.
105:8  w The covenant is the Lord’s irrevocable oath to be the Father of Abraham and his descendants (see Gen 12:1-9  x; 15:1-21  y).
105:11  z God promised the land of Canaan to Abraham’s descendants as their special possession, where they could live as God’s people (105:44-45  aa; Gen 12:7  ab; 15:7-21  ac).
Summary for Ps 105:12-15: 105:12-15  ad The Lord protected Israel’s patriarchs.
105:15  ae Abraham was one of the nation’s prophets (Gen 20:7  af).
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