Sermons on Psalms 137

By the rivers of Babylon, the exiles of Judah sit and weep when they remember Zion, while their captors ask them to sing the songs of Zion. The singer refuses to forget Jerusalem and calls down self-curse if Jerusalem is not kept above highest joy. The psalm then asks the LORD to remember Edom on the day of Jerusalem and speaks against daughter Babylon, declaring blessed the one who repays her for what she has done and who dashes Babylon’s little ones against the rock. The chapter centers on exile, remembrance of Jerusalem, and cries for recompense.

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