# Psalm 106:4–5 explained — Olney Hymns

> Chapter companion for Olney Hymns by John Newton.

## What happens

The chapter is a prayerful plea for God's remembrance and favor, asking to be included among those who love His name and to experience the promised salvation and divine love, so as to share in the joy and triumph of God's people.

## Themes in this chapter

### Grace and Unmerited Favor

The prayer asks for God's gracious remembrance and the gift of salvation, undeserved but freely given.

### Prayer and Dependence on God

The entire chapter is a prayer, expressing dependence on God for salvation and joy.

## Character check-ins

### The Lord

Addressed as the one who remembers and grants salvation.

### The Saints

Those who love God's name and whose joy the speaker desires to share.

## Key lines

> Remember us, we pray thee, Lord, With those who love thy gracious name;

Lord, we ask that you remember us along with those who love you.

_A plea for inclusion among God's faithful people._

> To us thy great salvation show, Give us a taste of love divine;

Reveal your salvation to us and let us experience your divine love.

_Request for personal experience of God's saving grace._

> That we thy people’s joy may know, And in their holy triumph join.

So that we may share in the joy and victory of your people.

_Desire to participate in the communal celebration of God's deliverance._

## Links

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