Ps.135.1-21
Ps 135 God, the Creator and the Lord of history, “made heaven and earth” (134:3). He deserves praise because, unlike idols, he redeems his people.
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Ps.135.13-18
135:13-18 The Lord’s name and character stand in contrast to idols.
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Ps.135.15-18
135:15-18 Idols corrupt the thinking because they are merely things made by humans; they cannot speak, see, hear, or breathe (Isa 41:22-24; 44:9, 18; Rom 1:21-23).
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Ps.135.15-20
135:15-20 This entire section is repeated in 115:4-11.
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