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This article investigates the concept of divine forgiveness as illustrated in Psalm  130, especially verse 4. Although many psalms compel us to conclude that the  psalmist was considering material as well as spiritual salvation, this is not the  case in Psalm 130. In Psalm 130:4 divine forgiveness is instrumental to the real  purpose of “therefore you are feared” (NIV). One might have thought fearing  God would be a ground for forgiveness. Verse 4, however, indicates that the gift  of forgiveness precedes obedience to God. The purpose of forgiveness is that  people should glorify God. Forgiveness sets the sinner free and enables him to  serve God in obedience. The Old Testament concept of forgiveness has different  dimensions. Psalm 130 signifies that forgiveness is essentially a matter in which  God takes the initiative. Forgiveness does not depend on man’s repentance,  conversion, confession of guilt or a life of obedience

Vergifnis voor gehoorsaamheid (Ps. 130:4)