Psalms 102:1-14
What Happens When Trouble Strikes?
Psalms 102:15-22
Beware of Settling Into a Comfort Zone
Psalms 102:23-28
God is Immeasurable And Immutable
Psalms 103:1-22
The Mercy of The Lord is Everlasting
Psalms 104:1-13
The Foundation Work of Creation
Psalms 104:14-23
The Works of Creation
Psalms 104:24-35
All Life Comes From God
Psalms 105:1-12
God’s goodness to His People
Psalms 105:13-25
The Story of Joseph in Egypt
Psalms 105:26-36
Miracles Performed by Moses And Aaron
Psalms 105:37-45
God’s Miraculous Provisions For Israel
Psalms 106:1-15
A Nation Asks For Forgiveness
Psalms 106:16-31
The Nation Exhibits Gross Unbelief
Psalms 106:32-48
Blasphemy in The Place of Blessing
Psalms 106:40-48
God’s Mercy is Not Limited to My Faithfulness
Psalms 107:1-16
Celebrating The Jews Return From Babylonian Exile
Psalms 107:10-22
Prisoners Are Delivered From Bondage
Psalms 107:17-32
Sailors Are Delivered From a Troubled Sea
Miracles Performed by Moses And Aaron
Psalms 105:26–36
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God used Egypt’s animosity to lead the Israelites out of Egypt. God sent his servant Moses and Aaron to His people in Egypt, and they worked miracles and wonders there (vv. 26-27). The psalmist does not list all the miracles, nor does he place them in the order they occurred, but he does review many of the plagues:
1. Plagues that caused the Egyptians to doubt (vv. 28-29). Moses and Aaron obeyed God and He sent darkness to cover Egypt. This plague of darkness must have caused the Egyptians to doubt Pharaoh’s ability to rule. God then turned their rivers into streams of blood and the fish all died. The plague of blood would have made them wonder about the correctness of his decisions.
2. Plagues that filled the Egyptians with disgust (vv. 30-31). To have frogs everywhere must have been disgusting. Think of how annoying it would have been to have flies everywhere
3. Plagues that made the Egyptians dread life (vv. 32-33). The hail and rain beat down their vines and fig trees which brought substance of life.
4. Plagues that brought the Egyptians great dismay (vv. 34-35). Think of having locusts and caterpillars beyond number that were devouring the food you had to eat.
5. Plagues that filled the Egyptians with despair (v. 36). With dead people in almost every home, the horror and fear throughout Egypt must have been beyond description.
Application
God loves everyone in this world and is not willing that any should perish (II Peter 3:9). However, it is easy for me to think that there is no hope for certain people. I need to be more alert to what the Lord is doing to reach them through every situation of life.
Psalms 105:26-36 (English Standard Version)
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