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David continues to recount the early history of the people of Israel focusing on the providence of God in uprooting Jacob and his family and relocating them to Egypt. How do we respond to the disruptions in our lives?
Most often, the paths of our lives include curves and detours we did not see coming. Some of those detours may even cause us to question God's care for us. In Psalm 105:16-22 we learn that the path to usefulness and glory for Joseph led him through the pit, the slave market, and the prison, yet in the background, God is present, fulfilling His covenant promises.
All that God is for us, He is for us in His covenant. To say it differently: all that God is for us, He is for us in Christ because all of the promises of God in Christ are "Yes" and "Amen," Our assurance is not based on our circumstances. Our assurance is based on God's promise to us that He will fulfill all of His word to us through Jesus Christ.
Psalm 105 is a psalm written by David at the conclusion of a more than 20 year journey of the Ark of the Covenant from Shiloh to Jerusalem. In this psalm, David has given specific instructions for how the Lord is to be approached in worship.
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