Psalm 22 my god why have you abandoned me?

We can picture the agony of the psalmist in the dark, desolate place of the grave. Jesus’ crucifixion was more than just physical torture. It was the abandonment of his soul by God. Jesus experienced the deepest abandonment that could be felt. The loss of relationship with God was so great that it caused Jesus to cry out from the depths of his humanity, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”

Psalm my god why have you forgotten me?

We know that the hebrew word for God used here is “El”. “El” is not a proper name, but rather a title for God. When you say “God”, you are actually saying “Elohim” or “the God who is”. It means that the God who exists is the one true God. He is the one who created all things and rules over the earth. He knows what is going on in the

Psalm my god why do you not hear me?

It may seem unfair that God doesn’t answer our prayers the way we want Him to. We may be hurt, disappointed or angry about something that has happened to us. But the bottom line is that God is God. He is in control. He sees the big picture, and He knows what is best for us. He will do what is right, no matter what we think or what we want. He will never abandon us. God is not ignoring us or not listening to us.

Psalm my god why do you love me?

The psalmist writes that he is forsaken by God. He is also aware that the reason for this is that he has not been faithful to God. Therefore, he wonders why God would love him, or why God would care about him in the first place. But while God’s answer could not have been more direct, it was still an unexpected one. God loved the psalmist before he even knew the meaning of love. In fact, God loved the psalmist before

What does the psalmist mean by my god why have you abandoned me?

The word “god” is used to refer to God, of course. But it’s also used for other deities. For example, the word “gods” is used to refer to the pagan deities of other cultures. The Hebrews were monotheistic. They believed that there was only one God, so the word “god” should refer to God. But it’s also used for other deities, such as the gods of the Canaanites