He sent Moses his servant; and Aaron whom he had chosen.
Psalm 105 is part of the recorded history of Israel. In that history Moses is identified as God's servant whom He sent, and Aaron as the one He chose to serve with Moses. They were His appointed agents in Egypt to lead Israel out of slavery, where He displayed signs and wonders and brought plagues upon the land in delivering His people.
That history includes being under the cloud and through the sea, being baptized unto Moses, eating the same spiritual meat and drinking the same spiritual drink 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. Careful study of this history shows God's goodness, mercy, and love. The record in Psalm 105 together with Psalm 106 holds lessons of warning that God's people in the last days especially need to study, and these chapters should be read regularly, at least once every week.
Psalm 105 is part of the recorded history of Israel. In that history Moses is identified as God's servant whom He sent, and Aaron as the one He chose to serve with Moses. They were His appointed agents in Egypt to lead Israel out of slavery, where He displayed signs and wonders and brought plagues upon the land in delivering His people.
That history includes being under the cloud and through the sea, being baptized unto Moses, eating the same spiritual meat and drinking the same spiritual drink 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. Careful study of this history shows God's goodness, mercy, and love. The record in Psalm 105 together with Psalm 106 holds lessons of warning that God's people in the last days especially need to study, and these chapters should be read regularly, at least once every week.