Psalm 107:18-20

Psalm 107 does not say it’s written by David, so I’m not sure who wrote it. In between verses 1 and 17, the writer is encouraging people to tell about the good God has done. He talks about crying out to God and Him leading them to safety. Then, they cried out again and that one sounds emotional. Like depression. God snapped those chains.

I’m not sure what was causing the people in our verses to not be able to stand the thought of food, but they couldn’t and were sick. They cried out to the LORD and He healed them. Also, it means death was trying to get them, but God snatched them from the door of death.

God can do much more than we can dream or imagine. He wants us well and He has already defeated death and hell. I’m so thankful for all the ways God helps us!

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