Psalms 136:11 Meaning and Explanation
“And brought out Israel from among them: for his mercy endureth for ever:”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →God rescued Israel from Egyptian slavery, fulfilling His covenant promises.
The Context of Psalms 136:11
The core narrative of the Exodus—Israel's liberation from Egypt.
What Does Psalms 136:11 Mean?
The exodus from Egypt is the central act of deliverance in Israel's history. Israel's liberation from slavery among the Egyptians demonstrates God's commitment to His people. The phrase 'brought out' emphasizes active divine intervention, not accidental escape.
This deliverance was not earned or deserved but flowed from God's mercy. It established the foundation of Israel's relationship with God and became the defining event of their national identity. All subsequent blessings flowed from this initial act of grace.
Psalms 136:11 in the Original Language
yasa (יָצָא), 'brought out' — to cause to go or come out, to liberate or deliver.
Frequently Asked Questions About Psalms 136:11
What does Psalms 136:11 mean?
God rescued Israel from Egyptian slavery, fulfilling His covenant promises.
What is the context of Psalms 136:11?
The core narrative of the Exodus—Israel's liberation from Egypt.