Psalms 107:14

Psalms 107:14 Meaning and Explanation

He brought them out of darkness and the shadow of death, and brake their bands in sunder.

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God freed them from darkness and broke their chains.

The Context of Psalms 107:14

Completion of the second deliverance cycle with freedom from captivity.

What Does Psalms 107:14 Mean?

The bonds that held them are shattered; they move from darkness (despair and captivity) into freedom. The breaking of bands is both literal release and spiritual liberation from the weight of consequence.

As with the first group, deliverance is complete—not merely from danger but into freedom. God does not leave them at the threshold of their prison but brings them fully out.

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What does Psalms 107:14 mean?

God freed them from darkness and broke their chains.

What is the context of Psalms 107:14?

Completion of the second deliverance cycle with freedom from captivity.

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