Psalms 106

Psalm 106 opens with hallelu-YAH and confesses Israel's repeated unfaithfulness despite YHWH's merciful acts, such as parting the **Yam Suf** (Red Sea), saving them from enemies, and providing in the wilderness, yet they quickly forgot, made the golden calf at **Horev**, grumbled against entering the pleasant land, joined Baal-Peor, and rebelled at Merivah.[1][2][3] It recounts their idolatry, child sacrifice to demons, failure to destroy Canaanite peoples, repeated oppression and deliverance, culminating in a plea for YHWH's salvation and blessing on His people.[1][3][8]

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