Psa 105:37-45 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for Ps 105:37-45: 105:37-45 The Exodus and the conquest of Canaan fulfilled God’s promise to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (105:9-10 ). Unlike Ps 78 , the poet recites the Lord’s goodness without commenting on Israel’s history of rebellion (cp. Ps 106 ). 105:37 not one ... stumbled: The Lord protected all of his people (cp. 9:3 ).

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‏ Psalms 105:37-45

Summary for Ps 105:37-45: 105:37-45 ^a The Exodus and the conquest of Canaan fulfilled God’s promise to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (105:9-10 ^b). Unlike Ps 78 ^c, the poet recites the Lord’s goodness without commenting on Israel’s history of rebellion (cp. Ps 106 ^d). 105:37 ^e not one ... stumbled: The Lord protected all of his people (cp. 9:3 ^f).
105:39 ^g The Lord’s presence was as evident to all as a fire in the darkness (Exod 13:22 ^h).
Summary for Ps 105:42-45: 105:42-45 ⁱ The story of redemption is also the story of the Lord’s faithfulness.
105:44 ^j Canaan was a land of pagan nations (see 111:6 ^k). The psalmist might also be reflecting on God’s promise to Abraham (Gen 24:60 ^l) regarding the lands given to Isaac (Gen 26:3 ^m).
105:45 ⁿ The Lord planned for Israel to testify about him by obeying him; Israel was to be his model people.