We have sinned with our fathers, we have committed iniquity, we have done wickedly.
The verse is a confession that the people have sinned together with their fathers, having committed iniquity and having done wickedly. The ancestral sins it owns as shared are failing to understand God's wonders in Egypt, forgetting His many acts of loving-kindness, and rebelling at the Red Sea. As part of the record of Israel's experience, it holds warnings that God's people in the last days especially need to study.
It speaks to all who claim to be children of God, showing the necessity of appreciating God's goodness and mercy and love. That appreciation is learned by carefully reading Psalm 105 and Psalm 106 and Psalm 107 together.
The verse is a confession that the people have sinned together with their fathers, having committed iniquity and having done wickedly. The ancestral sins it owns as shared are failing to understand God's wonders in Egypt, forgetting His many acts of loving-kindness, and rebelling at the Red Sea. As part of the record of Israel's experience, it holds warnings that God's people in the last days especially need to study.
It speaks to all who claim to be children of God, showing the necessity of appreciating God's goodness and mercy and love. That appreciation is learned by carefully reading Psalm 105 and Psalm 106 and Psalm 107 together.