One of the great contradictions in people's hearts is that you seek satisfaction wholeheartedly, but you won't find it. People will never find material satisfaction. The heart can only find satisfaction from the giver of everything.
Seeing a creature as an object that can satisfy you is equivalent to seeing that creature as your savior.
If you seek God, rest in his presence and grace, and put yourself in his mighty hands, he will satisfy you, which nothing can give. You made it for him, and your heart was set up to worship him. Your peace lies in trusting him, and your stability comes from looking to his wisdom? Strength, kindness. Many things we think we need fail to satisfy us. All we need in life is him, and he is willing to be kind, stay with us, live in our hearts and help us.
Attached to the poem 107. The background of this poem is an important historical event of Israel's return from Babylon. The poet once again recalled God's love for saving people and called on people to praise God. Verses 4-9: Lost in the wilderness → Crying to the Lord in their distress → The Lord guided them and satisfied them; 10- 16, disobeying god's word, falling into darkness → crying out to the Lord in suffering → the Lord led them out of darkness;
/section kloc-0/7-22 fools suffer because of their own sins → cry out to the Lord in their suffering → the Lord saves them from death; Verses 23-32, when the ship encounters a storm at sea → implore the Lord in trouble → the Lord calms the wind and leads them to the desired harbor; Section 33-43, Conclusion: Honest and wise people should praise God's justice and sovereignty.
Psalm 107: 1 Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good, and his mercy endures forever.
Psalm 107:2 May the Lord's redeemed people, whom he redeemed from his enemies, say this.
Psalm 107:3 from all over the world, from east, from west, from south and from north.
Psalm 107:4 They wandered in the wilderness and could not find a city to live in.
Psalm 107:5 Hungry and thirsty, faint in heart.
Psalm 107:6 So they cried out to the Lord in their trouble, and he delivered them from their trouble.
Hymn 107:7 He led them on the right path and led them to habitable cities.
Psalm 107:8 Oh that people would praise the Lord for his lovingkindness and the wonders he has done to people.
Hymn 107:9 because he fills the hungry with good things.
Psalm 107: 10 Those who sit in the dark and in the shadow of death are bound by hardships and chains.
Psalm 107: 1 1 is because they disobeyed the word of God and despised the will of the Most High.
Psalm 107: 12 Therefore, he conquered their hearts with hard work, and they fell down without help.
Psalm 107: 13 So they cried out to the Lord in their distress, and he saved them from their troubles.
107: 14 He led them out of darkness and the shadow of death and broke their ties.
Hymn 107: 15 May people praise the Lord for his kindness and his wonderful deeds to people.
Psalm 107: 16 because he broke the bronze door and cut the iron bar.
Psalm 107: 17 Fools suffer from their own transgressions and sins.
Psalm 107: 18 Their hearts hate all kinds of food, and they are also dying.
Psalm 107: 19 So they cried out to the Lord in their distress, and he saved them from their troubles.
Psalm 107:20 He sent his command to heal them and save them from death.
Psalms: May men praise the Lord for his lovingkindness and his wonderful deeds to men.
Psalm 107:22 May they offer him a sacrifice of thanks and cheer him on.
Hymn 107:23 Those who take boats at sea and manage affairs in the flood,
Psalm 107:24 They saw the works of the Lord and his wonders in the deep water.
Psalm 107:25 Because at his command, the wind rises and the waves in the sea churn.
Ps 107:26 They went up to the ground and down to the bottom of the sea, and their hearts melted because of their troubles.
Psalm 107:27 They stagger like drunken people; Their wisdom is beyond their reach.
Psalm 107:28 So they cried out to the Lord in their trouble, and he brought them out of their trouble.
Hymn 107:29 He calmed the storm and the waves.
Psalm 107:30 When it was calm, they were glad, and he led them to the desired harbor.
Psalms: May men praise the Lord for his lovingkindness and his wonderful deeds to men.
Psalm 107:32 May they honor him in the assembly of all the people and praise him in the position of elders.
Hymn 107:33 He turned rivers into wilderness and springs into thirsty places.
Psalm 107:34 turned fertile land into saline-alkali land, because the residents there committed crimes.
Hymn 107:35 He turned the wilderness into a pool and the dry land into a spring.
Psalm 107:36 He let the hungry live there so that they could build habitable cities.
Psalm 107:37 He also cultivated vineyards and enjoyed the fruits of them.
Psalm 107:38 and blessed them, so that they could have many children and their livestock would not be reduced.
Psalm 107:39 They were reduced and humbled because of tyranny, hardship and sorrow.
Psalm 107:40 He shamed kings and made them wander in deserted and pathless places.
Poem 107:4 1 But he put the poor and needy people on high places, out of suffering, and made his home like a flock.
Psalm 107:42 The upright are glad to see it, but the evil generation is speechless.
Psalm 107:43 All who are wise should reflect on these things and on the lovingkindness of the Lord.