Father why have you forsaken me verse?

The cry of the forsaken one is that of a child. He cries out to his Father, saying, “Father why have you forsaken me?” In the midst of the storm, this is the cry that we hear. Is it not a cry of the child that is left alone with no parent to comfort? He is devastated. He is broken. He is overwhelmed with the thought that his Father has forsaken him. He is full of grief, pain, and heartache

Father why have you forsaken me verse

When you know you have been deserted by your Father, you can never love or trust God. When you realize that God has left you, you will lose all faith in Him. If you are a rebellious sinner, you will wonder why God has forsaken you. You question if God is even your God. But when you realize that God has forsaken you, you will cry out to Him and ask Him to forgive you.

Why have you forsaken me to my sin and shame verse?

Here the psalmist says “why have you forsaken me to my sin and shame?” The answer to this question is that God doesn’t forsake us to our sin. We are responsible for our sin. God is holy and cannot condone sin. He loves us so much that He sent His only Son to die for the sins of all mankind. That’s why we are not forsaken to our sin, God’s love is so great that He

Why have you forsaken me verse?

The phrase “Father why have you forsaken me” is a powerful question in the gospel of Jesus Christ. We are here to declare that Jesus is the Son of God, the only way to the Father. The Father’s love for us is so great that he sent Jesus to die for us on the cross. There is no other way to be reconciled to God apart from the death of Jesus Christ on the cross. This means that the Father forsook the Son on the

Why have you forsaken me to my sin verse?

We know that the God of the Bible does not forsake those who are in Christ (Hebrews 5:8). He does not leave us in our sins or in the power of Satan, but He remains with us to help us and make us strong to do the will of God. He allows us to walk with Him and experience the joy of being forgiven and made new. The Bible says He will never leave us nor forsake us (Hebrews 3:6) and in Psal