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Psalm 103 is a Psalm of [[David]]. In it [[David]] gives thanks for all [[God]] has done for him. [[God]] does the same for you and me as He did for [[David]]. He forgives our iniquities, heals our diseases, regains our lives from destruction, gives us food and nourishment, judges our enemies--and He does it all with lovingkindness and tender mercy. The [[Lord]] is merciful and gracious and slow to anger. Thanks be to Him that He has not dealt with us according to our sins, but in loving mercy.

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I believe Psalm 103 is one of the greatest [[Psalms]] written by [[David]]. In it [[David]] captures some of the greatness of [[God]]. WE Should read it often as a constant reminder of what [[God]] has done for us.

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Psalm 104 is a continuation of [[David]]'s praise for [[God]]. Again in this chapter [[David]] had great insights into the greatness of [[God]]. He knew [[God]] laid the foundations of the earth (verse 5). He knew [[God]] caused the grass to grow to feed the cattle, and the herbs to grow for the service of man (verse 14).

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Psalm 105 deals particularly with [[God]]'s mercies to [[Israel]]. The final regathering and restoration of that nation can be seen in verses 1-9 (cf. Deuteronomy 30:1-10); their liberation from bondage in verses 10-16; and their praise for [[God]] and His deliverance in verses 33-43.

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		+	Psalm 103 is a Psalm of [[David]]. In it [[David]] gives thanks for all [[God]] has done for him. [[God]] does the same for you and me as He did for [[David]]. He forgives our iniquities, heals our diseases, regains our lives from destruction, gives us food and nourishment, judges our enemies--and He does it all with lovingkindness and tender mercy. The [[Lord]] is merciful and gracious and slow to anger. Thanks be to Him that He has not dealt with us according to our sins, but in loving mercy.
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		+	I believe Psalm 103 is one of the greatest [[Psalms]] written by [[David]]. In it [[David]] captures some of the greatness of [[God]]. WE Should read it often as a constant reminder of what [[God]] has done for us.
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		+	Psalm 104 is a continuation of [[David]]'s praise for [[God]]. Again in this chapter [[David]] had great insights into the greatness of [[God]]. He knew [[God]] laid the foundations of the earth (verse 5). He knew [[God]] caused the grass to grow to feed the cattle, and the herbs to grow for the service of man (verse 14).
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		+	Psalm 105 deals particularly with [[God]]'s mercies to [[Israel]]. The final regathering and restoration of that nation can be seen in verses 1-9 (cf. Deuteronomy 30:1-10); their liberation from bondage in verses 10-16; and their praise for [[God]] and His deliverance in verses 33-43.