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1 | My God, My God to whom was Jesus talking | Ps 22:1 | CarolinaGem | 29197 | ||
Matthew 27:46 When Jesus was on the cross and cried out "My God, My God, why have You forsaken me?", Was He speaking to himself. Because Jesus was God, was He referring to the deity within himself. HELP!!! CarolinaGem |
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2 | My God, My God to whom was Jesus talking | Ps 22:1 | Emmaus | 29198 | ||
CarolinaGem, Jesus was starting to pray Psalm 22 which starts with anguish and ends in glory just as the crucifixion led to the Resurrection. Emmaus |
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3 | "Why have You forsaken me?" | Ps 22:1 | CarolinaGem | 29232 | ||
Thank you Emmaus, Recognizing that Jesus was God in the flesh, was Jesus praying to himself ".... why have you forsaken me?" |
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4 | "Why have You forsaken me?" | Ps 22:1 | Emmaus | 29238 | ||
CarolinaGem, Jesus always prayed to the Father even as he taught us to in the Lord's prayer. He frequently prayed as the gospels tell us. Psalms was the prayer book of the Jews. He was not talking to himself but to the father. The Persons of the Holy Trinity are ever in communion and communication with one another. There are a number of ways to pray: structured prayer like the Psalms, "praying the scripture," petition, praise, contrition, thanksgiving, contemplative and so on. Emmaus |
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