# Psalms 103-106: Count Your Blessings

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Podcast: [Mission 66 Bible Commentary](https://stenobird.com/podcast/mission-66-bible-commentary-7034438)
Published: 2026-09-23T04:00:00+00:00
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## Resource

In this episode we study Psalm 103 through Psalm 106. These songs talk about all of God’s wonderful gifts: healing, forgiveness, protection, and how He made everything in the world. Psalm 103 tells us to thank God for healing our sicknesses and forgiving our mistakes. Psalms 104 shows how God created mountains, rivers, animals, and the whole sky—everything depends on Him. The last two Psalms remind us that even when Israel was broken after being taken away, God still helped them return home. The common message is to count what we have, give thanks, and remember God’s endless love.

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