Episode

Psalms 107-109: Let The Redeemed Of The Lord Say So

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Mission 66 Bible Commentary
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Sep 24, 2026
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Summary

This episode reviews Psalm 107 through Psalm 109. The first songs celebrate how God saves people when they call out to Him—whether they were stuck in water, trapped, sick, or lonely. These Psalms show that prayer works because God hears the crying voice of the weak and helps them get out of danger. Psalm 108 is a mix of praise while Psalm 109 asks God to punish those who hurt others. The main takeaway: when we pray honestly and stay true to God’s love, He will rescue us, even if people seem unfair or dangerous.