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105:12-15 He Watched over His People While They Wandered in Canaan. The first specific example comes from Genesis 20, where Abraham sojourned in Gerar. Prophets (Ps. 105:15) recalls Gen. 20:7, "for [Abraham] is a prophet." When the king of Gerar took Sarah to be his wife, he placed in jeopardy God's promise to raise up a son for Abraham from Sarah, but God ensured the integrity of the promise.
105:15 anointed ones. This (with the companion 1 Chron. 16:22) is the only place in the OT that uses the plural of "anointed one," applying it here to the family of Abraham (perhaps treating the descendants as included in the ancestor). God calls Abraham and his offspring his "anointed ones" because he specially selected them to be his people. prophets. In Gen. 20:7, Abraham as a prophet is both under God's special care and a worthy intercessor on behalf of others.