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Psalm 107:4–22

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4They wandered in the wilderness, in a desert.

They could find no wayc to a city to inhabit.

5Hungry and thirsty,

their soul grew faint within them.

6Then they cried out to Yahweh in their trouble.

He delivered them from their distresses

7and led them by a straight way

to get to a city to inhabit.

8Let them give thanks to Yahweh for his loyal love,

and his wonderful deeds for the children of humankind,

9for he satisfies the longing soul,d

and the hungry soul he fills with good.

10Those who sat in darkness and gloom,

prisoners of misery and iron—

11because they rebelled against the words of God

and spurned the counsel of the Most High,

12he therefore humbled their heart with trouble.

They stumbled and there was no helper.

13Then they called to Yahweh for help in their trouble;

he saved them from their distresses.

14He brought them out of darkness and gloom,

and tore off their bonds.

15Let them give thanks to Yahweh for his loyal love

and his wonderful deeds for the children of humankind,

16for he shatters the doors of bronze,

and cuts through the bars of iron.

17Fools, because of their rebellious way

and their iniquities, were afflicted.

18Their soul abhorred all food,

and they approached the gates of death.

19Then they called to Yahweh for help in their trouble.

He saved them from their distresses.

20He sent his word and healed them,

and he delivered them from their pits.e

21Let them give thanks to Yahweh for his loyal love,

and his wonderful deeds for the children of humankind,

22and let them offer sacrifices of thanksgiving,

and tell of his works with rejoicing.

Read in Logos
Psalm 107:8: Let them thank the LORD for his steadfast love, for his wondrous works to the children of man!

Footnotes

  1. cThe MT reads “way” with the previous line.
  2. dThirst is perhaps in view
  3. eThis word is only found elsewhere in Lam 4:20 with the sense of “traps”