Today's Reading | November 18, 2025
Psalm 106:1–23
Introduction Psalm 106:1–23: Today’s reading is a communal confession of Israel’s sins and a plea for God’s mercy. It could be considered a continuation of Psalm 105 (the readings from November 16 and 17) since it recalls the Israelites’ actions during their wilderness journey under Moses’s leadership after leaving Egypt. Today’s Key Verse: Psalm 106:1 GNT Praise the LORD! Give…
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