And confirmed the same unto Jacob for a law, and to Israel for an everlasting covenant:
The verse stands within the record of Israel being under the cloud and passing through the sea, thereby being baptized unto Moses. All shared the same spiritual meat and the same spiritual drink, drinking from the spiritual Rock that followed them, which was Christ, yet with many of them God was not well pleased and they were overthrown in the wilderness. That history makes the verse part of an account of privilege united with divine displeasure and judgment.
In it God confirmed to Jacob the covenant first made with Abraham and sworn to Isaac, establishing it as a lasting commitment to Israel. The covenant so confirmed included the promise that Canaan would be Israel's inherited land. The verse thus holds lessons of warning that the people of God in these last days especially need to study. Because of those warning lessons, Psalm 105 and Psalm 106 should be read at least once every week.
The verse stands within the record of Israel being under the cloud and passing through the sea, thereby being baptized unto Moses. All shared the same spiritual meat and the same spiritual drink, drinking from the spiritual Rock that followed them, which was Christ, yet with many of them God was not well pleased and they were overthrown in the wilderness. That history makes the verse part of an account of privilege united with divine displeasure and judgment.
In it God confirmed to Jacob the covenant first made with Abraham and sworn to Isaac, establishing it as a lasting commitment to Israel. The covenant so confirmed included the promise that Canaan would be Israel's inherited land. The verse thus holds lessons of warning that the people of God in these last days especially need to study. Because of those warning lessons, Psalm 105 and Psalm 106 should be read at least once every week.