And he remembered for them his covenant, and repented according to the multitude of his mercies.
Psalm 106:45 belongs to the history and recorded experience of Israel. When Israel suffered as a result of its rebellion and cried out in distress, God regarded its affliction and remembered His covenant for its sake, relenting according to the multitude of His mercies and moving its captors to show it pity. The verse reveals God's goodness, mercy, and love in remembering His covenant for His people. As part of that experience it contains warnings that God's people need to study, especially in the last days, and it should be studied regularly. All who claim to be God's children should read it carefully together with Psalms 105 and 107 in order to appreciate that goodness, mercy, and love.
Psalm 106:45 belongs to the history and recorded experience of Israel. When Israel suffered as a result of its rebellion and cried out in distress, God regarded its affliction and remembered His covenant for its sake, relenting according to the multitude of His mercies and moving its captors to show it pity. The verse reveals God's goodness, mercy, and love in remembering His covenant for His people. As part of that experience it contains warnings that God's people need to study, especially in the last days, and it should be studied regularly. All who claim to be God's children should read it carefully together with Psalms 105 and 107 in order to appreciate that goodness, mercy, and love.