He made them also to be pitied of all those that carried them captives.
He caused all those who had captured them to show them mercy and compassion.
God is showing how He can soften the hearts of enemies to show kindness to His people, even when they're being held captive.
📚 Historical Context
Psalms 106 is a psalm that recounts the history of Israel's repeated rebellions against God and His faithful interventions on their behalf, drawing from events like the Exodus and the exile. In this specific verse, it refers to the Babylonian captivity, where God softened the hearts of the captors, leading them to show pity to the exiled Israelites. This highlights God's mercy amid judgment, illustrating His sovereignty over nations and individuals.
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