Psalms 106 Bible Study Guide

Psalm 106 is a history psalm that contrasts God's steadfast love with Israel's repeated rebellion. It begins and ends with praise but focuses on Israel's sin — their forgetfulness, rebellion, idolatry, and unfaithfulness. The psalm recounts the rebellion at the Red Sea, the golden calf, the rejection of the Promised Land, the rebellion of Korah, and the worship of Baal. Despite their sin, God remembered his covenant and relented according to his steadfast love.