Ps.81.10
81:10 God emphasizes that he and no one else rescued Israel. • The nation should open its mouth wide to take in God’s word (cp. Deut 8:3; Ezek 3:1).
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Ps.81.11-16
81:11-16 The Lord helps Israel to understand that their failure was not because of his weakness.
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Ps.81.1-16
Ps 81 This warning message invites Israel to worship only the Lord and to enjoy the fullness of his blessing.
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Ps.81.1-3
81:1-3 As a prelude to the message of warning, the psalmist invites Israel to contemplate their God in song and dance.
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