Day 123 (Psalm 106-107) - Year 5

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Tara-Leigh Cobble

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

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🗓️ 3 May 2023

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0:00.0	Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble and I'm your host for the Bible Recap.
0:07.0	Today, Psalms share something in common with Psalm 133 from yesterday.
0:17.1	They focus on the unity of the people of Israel.
0:20.5	Both Psalms point to corporate unfaithfulness to God, corporate repentance and corporate forgiveness.
0:26.1	They both have aspects of lament and praise.
0:29.6	In Psalm 106, the Psalmist recounts a lot of the sins of Israel's history and confesses
0:34.0	to God that they have a pattern of being unfaithful to him.
0:37.7	It also points out how God responded in those situations.
0:41.1	He hasn't given up on them despite their cycle of rebellion and unbelief because of his
0:45.6	steadfast love.
0:47.6	But then verse 8 says something about God's motives that might seem to contradict that.
0:52.2	It says, he saved them for his name's sake, that he might make known his mighty power.
0:58.8	So which is it?
0:59.8	Did he save them because of his steadfast love?
1:02.0	Or did he save them for his name's sake?
1:04.8	This is one of those times when most theologians would just answer, yes, these two things
1:09.2	aren't in conflict.
1:10.2	They may seem to be on the surface, but they aren't.
1:12.9	This doesn't mean Scripture contradicts itself and it doesn't mean God is duplicitous.
1:17.3	Both of these things can reside in the same space.
1:20.9	Verse 23 says Moses stood in the breach before him to turn away his wrath and destroying
1:25.3	them.
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