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Psalm 106:34

Listen to Psalm 106:34
34 Essi non distrussero i popoli, come l’Eterno avea loro comandato;

Psalm 106:34 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 106:34

They did not destroy the nations
Here begins an account of their sins and provocations, after they were settled in the land of Canaan. They did not destroy the inhabitants of the land, of the seven nations; whose land was given to them as an inheritance, and of which the Canaanites were dispossessed for their sins, and to be destroyed.

Concerning whom the Lord commanded them;
that they should destroy them; the command is in ( Deuteronomy 7:1 Deuteronomy 7:2 ) . God's commands are to be obeyed; they are neither to be added to, nor diminished from; his commands are transgressed and violated by sins of omission or commission; the Israelites might plead mercy, but this was no excuse to an express command: the same sin Saul was afterwards guilty of, with respect to one of these nations, ( 1 Samuel 15:2 1 Samuel 15:8 1 Samuel 15:9 ) . Those spiritual Canaanites, the sinful deeds of the body, are to be mortified, and not indulged and spared, ( Colossians 3:5 ) ( Romans 8:13 ) .

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Psalm 106:34 In-Context

32 Lo provocarono ad ira anche alle acque di Meriba, e venne del male a Mosè per cagion loro;
33 perché inasprirono il suo spirito ed egli parlò sconsigliatamente con le sue labbra.
34 Essi non distrussero i popoli, come l’Eterno avea loro comandato;
35 ma si mescolarono con le nazioni, e impararono le opere d’esse:
36 e servirono ai loro idoli, i quali divennero per essi un laccio;
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