7 I’ll tell others about Yahweh’s loyal commitment—

praising him for his treatment of us.

Yes, for his amazing goodness to Yisrael’s descendants,

which he’s shown us according to his mercy,

and according to his incredible loyal commitment,

8 and he said, “They’re definitely my people—

children who wouldn’t be disloyal,”

and he became their rescuer.

9 In all their suffering, he also suffered,

and his messenger went ahead of him to rescue them.

In his love and mercy, he paid the price for their freedom,

through that era, he lifted them up and carried them.

10 However, they rebelled and grieved his holy spirit,

→ so he turned into their enemy who fought against them.

11 Then his people recalled that era with Mosheh (Moses),

Where is the one who brought them up from the sea

along with those shepherds of his flock?

Where is the one who sent his holy spirit to be among them,

12 who transferred his glorious power to Mosheh,

who then divided the sea in front of them[ref]

to gain himself a lasting reputation,

13 who led them through the depths?

Like a horse in the wilderness, they didn’t stumble.

14 Like cattle going down a valley, Yahweh’s spirit gave them peace,

so you led your people to give yourself an incredible reputation.