Let the redeemed of the LORD say so, whom he hath redeemed from the hand of the enemy;
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Verse 2 is found in chapter 107 of Psalms. Psalm 107 organizes different experiences of affliction around the same pattern: people in need cry to the Lord, God delivers them, and they are to give him thanks. Lost travelers, prisoners, the sick, and sailors in danger represent different situations that converge in divine mercy. The repeated invitation to give thanks shows that the memory of deliverance should become public testimony. The conclusion invites the wise to consider these works and recognize the Lord’s mercy.
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Compare Psalms 107:2 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
So sollen sagen, die erlöst sind durch den HERRN, die er aus der Not erlöst hat
Digan lo los redimidos de Jehová, Los que ha redimido del poder del enemigo,
Que lo digan los rescatados de Jehová, a quienes rescató de la mano del adversario
Qu'ainsi disent les rachetés de l'Eternel, Ceux qu'il a délivrés de la main de l'ennemi,
Così dicano quelli che sono stati riscattati dal Signore, I quali egli ha riscossi di distretta.
Digam-no os remidos do SENHOR, os que remiu da mão do inimigo,
願耶和華救贖的百姓說這話, 就是他從敵人手中所救贖,
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