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How do we know that God will restore His people according to Psalm 79?

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Psalm 79 assures us that despite temporary desolation, God will ultimately restore and vindicate His people for His name's sake.

The assurance of God's restoration is central in Psalm 79, especially underlined by the psalmist’s plea for mercy and intervention. The prayer 'Remember not against us former iniquities' demonstrates an appeal to God's grace and promises, as He has promised in the New Covenant to remember sins no more. This psalm further confirms that God's actions are driven by His glory, as the psalmist prays for deliverance for 'Your name's sake.' Thus, the foundation for God's restoration is not based on the people's merit but on His character and reputation, ensuring that no matter how dire the circumstances seem, God remains faithful to His covenant and will fulfill His purpose for His people.
Scripture References: Psalm 79:8-9, Hebrews 8:12, Psalm 103:12

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Psalm 79 p2 of 2
Rick Warta · Jun 5, 2025
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