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Psalms 136 (NIV)
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Ps.136.10-22

136:10-22 The psalmist recounts the early history of Israel’s redemption.

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Ps.136.1-26

Ps 136 This is the last of the Great Hallel psalms (Pss 120–136). It distinctively repeats the refrain His faithful love endures forever in every verse. The hymn is framed by a call to praise (136:1-3, 26). It proclaims the Lord as the Creator of all and the Redeemer of Israel, both in the distant (136:10-22) and in the recent past (136:23-24).

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Ps.136.1-3

136:1-3 The psalmist invites the community to praise the Lord, who is good and full of love, the true Lord of humanity. Verse 1 alludes to the poetic expression in 2 Chr 5:13.

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Ps.136.23-24

136:23-24 The psalmist relates the recent history of Israel’s redemption, although the circumstances are not specified.

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2 chronicles 5:13

2 chronicles 5:13

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