Psalm 22.19-28

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Limerick

O Lord, be not far from my cry,
My strength and my refuge are nigh,
In trouble I call,
Thy mercy for all,
And nations shall praise Thee on high.

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Potential actions to take in response

A practical way to respond to Psalm 22:19-28 is to take active steps to support those who are suffering or feeling overwhelmed. For example, you could volunteer at a local shelter, food bank, or community organization that helps people in need. This hands-on approach allows you to embody compassion and solidarity, reflecting the passage’s message of caring for the vulnerable and expressing hope for collective well-being. By doing so, you turn the themes of the psalm—trust, hope, and compassion—into meaningful action that makes a real difference in your community.

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Related passages

**Summary:**
Psalm 22:19-28 themes: suffering, trust in God, deliverance, praise, and hope amidst distress.

**Related Bible Passages:**

1. **Matthew 27:46**
Jesus cries out on the cross, expressing abandonment, paralleling Psalm 22’s themes of suffering and trusting God’s plan.

2. **Isaiah 53:4-5**
Describes the suffering servant bearing our pain, aligning with themes of suffering and eventual salvation seen in Psalm 22.

3. **Hebrews 13:13**
Encourages believers to endure hardship, emphasizing perseverance and trust in God’s deliverance, echoing Psalm 22’s message of hope.

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