Psalms 106: Israel's Rebellions and God's Mercy

After opening praise, the psalmist confesses that his generation has sinned like its ancestors and retells Israel's rebellions from the exodus through the wilderness to idol worship in Canaan. God judged and rescued them again and again, and the psalm closes pleading for regathering and blessing the LORD.

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What does Psalm 106:28 say Israel did in connection with Baal of Peor?

They sent spies to his shrine but did not take part in worshipThey defeated his priests and burned his temple to the groundThey refused his offerings but made a treaty with his peopleThey joined themselves to him and ate sacrifices to dead gods