The Bible commands memory: God’s people are told to remember what he has done, and are given a day, a set of stones and a meal to keep the memory alive. Those are the day Israel left Egypt (Exodus 13:3), the stones from the Jordan (Joshua 4:6-7) and the Lord’s Supper (1 Corinthians 11:24-25). God remembers too: his covenant (Luke 1:72-73), but not sins he has forgiven (Jeremiah 31:34). The Hebrew verb for remember, zakar, appears in the psalmist’s plea…
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