"My God My God, Why Have You Forsaken Me?" | Saying #4 (7 Last Words of Jesus)

[@Buckeye_Bill]

David’s point in Psalm 22 was that God had NOT forsaken Him. And the same was true for Jesus’ Aramaic quote. That through this tragedy comes glory to God and His purpose. Not forsaken! Glory to God. “I seek not my own will, but the will of the Father who sent me”

[@sapphirelane1714]

The thing that scares me is I saw somebody else correct Mr. Parr on this in an earlier video. Yet, he is still neglecting to mention it in this newer video…I pray it’s a mistake…😨

[@sahilkasuri784]

Hello

[@memunatusaffa9216]

😭😭😭🙌🏾🙏Thank you Jesus Christ for your Sacrifice on Calvary for the Salvation of our souls. we're forever grateful . Life Another day. Life Giving Jesus The Christ.

[@deemisquadis9437]

He said that, to show, that he was not forsaken. God soothed him after that. 😇

[@sapphirelane1714]

Amen, just as Psalm 22:24 predicted!

[@BigJoshEdwards]

"Just because he may not answer, doesn't mean he don't care, some of God's greatest gifts are unanswered prayers" - Garth Brooks

[@KellieSPEAKS]

No is also an answer.

[@trishanoren2437]

To show the world How seriously FatherGod takes sin… Praying this world has a “sense of urgency” about their Eternal destination… to come out of man-made religious denominations And be born again/John 3:3 into The Kingdom of God!!! ⚓️⚓️⚓️

[@omotolaniogunremi594]

" WHEN YOU CANNOT TRACE GOD'S HAND, YOU CAN ALWAYS TRUST HIS HEART" AMEN AND AMEN ♥️🙌

[@bettycarmella1127]

My coworker Becca came to salvation in Christ today!!! Glory to God another soul saved from the pit🙌🏽🙌🏽❤️❤️ please pray for Becca🙏🏽

[@anitamorrison4238]

Hallelujah!

[@8762able]

Thank you, Brother Allan for such an important message in this video. My wife passed away from Covid in that terrible year of 2020, and even though I had great faith that my wife would be healed, I've come to learn that God is sovereign over my faith and all my prayer requests. I'm closer to the Lord now than I've ever been in my entire life, and that's what I really need.

[@skippy675]

Plenty of fish in the sea. Get back out there!

[@freedomissue7824]

@@skippy675 why even comment that?

[@ASAPHMARK]

​@@skippy675 why make such a comment?

[@skippy675]

@@ASAPHMARK because depression is brought on by living in the past. Anxiety is brought on by living in the future. Peace is found only by living in the present.

[@nataliea5496]

I lost my brother in 2020 as well to alcoholism and I too am closer to God then I have ever been. Prayers for your loss 🙏

[@afolabisuleiman9244]

So, God allows Jesus to be crucified on the cross for Him to forgive His creatures? He can not just forgive until a sacrifice is done? Wonderful God!

[@Samuel.Kindness]

One of the most important lessons in this day and age of constant judgement and calling people out, that even the most righteous of us go through trials and tribulations, questioning our faith. But it is not our job to judge them but to support them and pray for them. Loving this series!

[@dominiquegraham8383]

His love is truly so wonderful, & everlasting. Even just getting an ounce of his presents moves me to cry uncontrollably. Truly so blessed to be loved by Jesus!

[@Zarakikenpachi69420]

I'm in tears. Beautifully said my brother in Christ 🙏 I love Jesus Christ with all of my heart and soul 🙏❤️❤️🙏

[@kingbymba-ww7ti]

It can sometimes be extremely difficult to go through a battle. But, looking at some of my previous battles, which at the time felt overwhelming, I now realise how small they were. Thank you for this video Allen. and God bless us all!

[@ethanpeaco1]

I have watched most of your videos of when God was on the cross and you explained it so beautifully. I understand forgiveness a little better now thanks to you. You are a true blessing. Keep on doing what you are doing.

[@MrPrabosh]

These are very good points you have taken for this word of Jesus. Definitely, Jesus was forsaken on the cross to fulfill father's will. It was a core plan of salvation.

[@CodyMadveric]

Thank You. Amen.

[@lexzenis2544]

NO Mr Parr, CHRIST CRIED OUT IN A LOUD VOICE IN ADDRESSING THE CROWD--NOT CRYING OUT TO GOD IN DOUBT. Christ NEVER doubted.....only Thomas the disciple did. Christ asked the cup pass from him in his humanity and weakness(still asking from the Father)....but to say he doubted is Theologically WRONG. “my God, my God why have you forsaken me?” Is The opening line of Psalm 22 . **What you forget is that The OT was not split into chapters and verses like the NT .The Jews of old would recite the first line of a piece of scripture and it would bring to memory the rest of that passage. In doing so Jesus in a loud voice he gets the attention of the crowd to see the scene of the crucifixion in the words of Psalm 22, and so is fulfilling it before the very eyes of the witnesses there. how the events , the ridicule , the casting of lots for his garment, the wagging of heads , the dogs surrounding him , how he is despised ....and the critical point verse 16 "They pierced My hands and My feet" this is the prediction of the means of his death ...crucifixion...predicted hundreds of years before it ever Happened. The miracle of fulfilled prophecy even at the foot of the cross.**

[@joshuaroberts3714]

Thank you for doing this series, brother.

[@carlaarias1062]

I am the only christian in my family, and many many nights i have cried out to God because i really really really want my parents, sister and etc to be saved, because i know that when they die they'll go the other way... And i just can't imagine it. Just gonna keep praying for them :(

[@lay1735]

Pray for them keep praying for those who don't know or have a relationship with God and most importantly have faith believe that one day your family will come to know God the Lord gives us free will REMEMBER PRAYER CHANGES THINGS keep these in mind God bless you 😊

[@derrickclemons2862]

Amen

[@phuakiangee8626]

There is nothing we can do to repay Lord Jesus for what He had done for us..dying for our sins.

[@maryannwanjiku289]

I'm not sure why people are so eager to criticize other people's viewpoints because the Bible is always fresh and speaks to each person differently and with a unique revelation. God speaks to everyone of us differently based on our situations and circumstances, and I feel that this servant of God was simply delivering the word in a fresh perspective that the Holy Spirit had given to him. Be like the Bereans and do research to learn the reasons why he would deliver such a revelation rather than acting like the Pharisees who were too hasty to accuse. ( Have a ready to learn Spirit, it's not always about what you know or what the other preachers/theologians says rather it's about what God is saying.... And it's pure wisdom to correct with love )

[@johnphillips2405]

Amen

[@EvanMoon]

Allen Parr, you acting out what you are saying instead of little clips of other people makes your videos so much better. These videos are top notch.

[@christahlynndelp2170]

I sent this to my son and daughter in law they have some major struggles. Praying for them to receive comfort from your teaching. Thank you Allen for honoring Jesus.

[@absolute_abundance]

True ! The sinless man - Jesus died on the cross for our sins. That is why he showed us why we should look to God the father. Not to belittle Jesus for he is son of God and he did the ultimate purpose of the Father.

[@yeshirabarnes7653]

My God!!!! 🙌🏾 Thank you Jesus!!! These videos have been God sent. They have really been speaking to me! Do more series like these ❤

[@AlmasiD]

So well said and I needed to hear this

[@adadavis6908]

These videos are so touching. I'm learning so much from them brother Allen. Thank you so much!

[@TestedTriedTrue]

The Lord God has never forsaken his Son. Jesus was once again quoting scripture ‼️ PSALM 22 🤌🏾

[@thebeatagp]

Once again, that is ONE interpretation of this. Let's be careful about being dogmatic on an interpretation when many other reputable scholars would disagree. I appreciate you sharing your perspective!

[@Failur3i5n0tan0pt1on]

Jesus didn’t choose to meaninglessly quote scriptural text to check a box as to say well that’s been fulfilled. I (Jesus) needed to say this and I said it although I DON’T BELIEVE IT. I’m not sure you understand what you’re implying about Jesus’ motives in that moment. The more appropriate understanding of Jesus’ word to the Almighty God and Father is that Jesus was “forsaken” in the sense of him being left helpless on the tree. The Greek word for FORSAKEN is “egkataleipō”and one definition indicates the word refers to “LEAVE HELPLESS” and that’s exactly what God did and what He needed to do in order to fulfill His purpose of the ransom. Satan told Jesus what God could do on his behalf and Jesus didn’t refute any of it. So, if God wanted Jesus off that tree he could have removed him. *LUKE 4:9-11* But HE DIDN’T. God left Jesus helpless ie forsaken on that tree because He needed to die in order to fulfill God’s promise to faithful mankind.

[@TestedTriedTrue]

You guys are really uptight and aggressive… “Reputable scholars“ ??? Exactly what are you insinuating Allen? If there is some truth to this theory of Jesus quoting scripture… which is not far fetched 🙄 why are you so defensive that i simply mentioned this perspective. Relax.

[@OhImKiCkiN]

​@@TestedTriedTrue What did he say to give you the impression of being uptight and aggressive? All I can see is his one reply that doesn't contain what you're implying. Was a comment deleted or something that I can't see?

[@Yakar-Yaoh.6651]

The Hellenized Greek Jews converts screwed up ever aspect of the Christian ideology in order to understand the Paleo Ghabaray rules, regulations, laws, and decrees. Paleo Ghabaray was not the Greek Jews native tongues. The Go’aym/Gentiles tried the best they could to decipher the Paleo tongues unfortunately they got a lot wrong that’s why the source language moved from Ghabaray to Aramaic to modern day Hebrew/aka Yiddish. These convert had no idea of the vowel system for modern day religious leaders believe the Paleo tongues had no vowels which is not true at all. The changing of language from Ghabaray to Aramaic put the translators in a really bad position especially when it came to the biblical names such a (Jesus) and what happens to the original name of the Messiah when changed to another language like a Greek, it looses its meaning. So going back to the saying when this Greek god was on the cross the language was Aramaic because The Ghabarayic language died. As the source language states in the book of Yashai-Ya’oh (Isaiah) YA’OH’s counsel will be restored. You can read this in the Greek James Bible but you will only find the intricate details in the Paleo Ghabaray tongues.

[@genesis3lasertag]

Sorry Allen but I believe Jesus is reminding them of Psalm 22. I believe He is saying to the Pharisees and the Sadducees, look prophecy is being fulfilled. Psalm 22 gives us a clear picture of the crucifixion of Christ.

[@lifeandmarriagecoaching]

I thank God for this awesome word. I hope you don't mind me preaching/teaching this again.

[@shelley6690]

Alan, I am truly surprised you did not link Psalm 22 !! Jesus was the King of the Jews, as David was. This was the fulfilment of the cry in that messianic passage. The Jews would have recognized that. And while your points may be true, this is our salvation!! We must not domesticate God! It was Spurgeon who wrote; God is too wise to be mistaken…. God is too good to be unkind, When we can’t see his hand, trust his heart. This is not about us.

[@sapphirelane1714]

Amen! I hope he will see and pin this because I recently found out that’s what Jesus meant!

[@Failur3i5n0tan0pt1on]

What makes you think the Jews living at that time could have clearly picked out ONE VERSE from a scroll that was likely not available for most common Jews to read? You people are not critically thinking. You must believe every scroll written by OT writers were available in mass! Please read your bibles. There is NO EVIDENCE that any Jews attending the execution of Jesus and heard him cry out those words knew he was quoting Psalm 22. You only believe that because others before you have connected those words to Psalm 22 and the scriptural record is available for everyone to read TODAY. In many forms of media. That wasn’t the case in the first century. The Jews there believed Jesus was calling out to Elijah. That is 100% supported BY SCRIPTURE. *MATTHEW 27:46-49* *MARK 15:34-36* No one there said oh looks he’s quoting Psalm 22. You have no evidence that anyone made that conclusion. It’s just your unsubstantiated belief.

[@sirvincerd9346]

Keep em coming Allen! Another wonderful video!

[@jeanetteeasley8363]

No greater love then this! Thank you Jesus 😢🙌🏽

[@ChelleyD19]

What a word! Thank you so much. This really ministered to me today 🤍🤍🤍

[@josiahlambert9675]

I personally believe that Jesus was both pointing to Psalm 22 but also His human nature was feeling the weight of the burden and pain. But I do not believe there was an actual separation between Jesus and the Father because they are triune and cannot be seperated

[@TheNortonio]

When He is silent I try to remember also what Job said, "though He slay me, yet will I trust Him".

[@homecreativeruci5453]

🙏

[@oldschool6268]

Great segment, the reason Jesus cried out this way was because God had to remove Himself from His Son. All of the sins of the world was poured out on the Son, past present, and future, God cannot look up on sin period, Jesus was that sin offering even though He did not sin. Also Jesus for the first time was not connected to the Father, (Imagine that, Jesus has always been in the Father, now He has to be disconnected) He had to be alone, that's the darkness that covered the earth reason.

[@Mr_Nobody66273]

Loving the content, brother Allen quality and editing keeps getting better and better, God bless you and your team. ❤

[@eveteeters2727]

I believe in this moment Jesus was teaching even from the cross. He was reminding the people about the prophesy in Psalm 22.

[@dsbobst50]

This makes so much sense, thank you for explaining.

[@charlesstanger9183]

By saying "My God My God, Why have You Forsaken Me" is the beginning of Psalm 22 could Jesus be telling His believers that He has fulfilled the prophecies from the Old Testament. As this Psalm gives a very detailed description of the crucifixion of Jesus, as a prophecy.

[@jaflenbond7854]

SATAN'S ATHEISM and AGNOSTICISM are HARMFUL and CAUSE the SUFFERINGS and DEATHS of MANKIND - The Creator KNOWS that Atheists and Agnostics who are insulting him as worthless, useless, and undeserving to be honored and respected as the Most High and Sovereign God are the arrogant, cruel, merciless, hateful, and rebellious human beings on earth who are still enjoying their lives, having fun and just don't care even if their Satanic hatred, mockeries, opposition, and defiance of his Sovereignty, will, and commandments bring disgrace, dishonor, downfall, shameful and ETERNAL DEATHS upon themselves and hurt, offend, and cause the sufferings, pains, griefs, miseries, and deaths too of others including that of their own families, friends, and neighbors. SATAN'S RELIGIOUS FANATICISM IS HARMFUL and CAUSE the SUFFERINGS and DEATHS of MANKIND - Jesus Christ KNOWS that Christians, Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus, fanatics of all Religions in the world who rejected his authority and teachings about the "Kingdom of God" and "Resurrection of the Dead" as worthless and useless and spread throughout the world instead the lies and false teachings of their False Teachers and Pastors about "Armageddon", "rapture", "Trinity", "heaven and hellfire", and "reincarnation" are the liars, deceivers, slanderers, hypocrites, and hateful human beings on earth who are still enjoying their lives, having fun and just don't care even if their Satanic hatred, mockeries, opposition, and defiance of his authority, teachings, and instructions bring disgrace, dishonor, downfall, shameful and ETERNAL DEATHS upon themselves and hurt, offend, and cause the sufferings, pains, griefs, miseries, and deaths too of others including that of their own families, friends, and neighbors. THE WORTH, VALUE, and IMPORTANCE of the AUTHORITIES and TEACHINGS of the CREATOR and HIS CHRIST to IMPERFECT, SUFFERING, and DYING HUMAN BEINGS - Jesus Christ KNOWS that all lowly, ordinary, and submissive persons who submit to his authority and believe his teachings about the "Kingdom of God" and "Resurrection of the Dead" are the loving, kind, and respectful human beings on earth who are definitely bringing upon themselves the loving, kind, and merciful Creator's favor, honor, and reward of ETERNAL LIFE and existence without sufferings, pains, griefs, sickness, and deaths on a safe, secure, and peaceful earth without arrogant, cruel, merciless, and hateful persons, without liars, slanderers, deceivers, hypocrites, terrorists, criminals, and murderers. Jesus Christ KNOWS that his teaching about the "Resurrection of the Dead" is the Creator's guarantee that all loving, kind, and respectful human beings who died even thousands of years ago like Abel, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, King David, his disciples, and many others will be resurrected back to life in the Creator's own right time so that all loving, kind, and respectful human beings can happily and abundantly live and exist on earth forever as submissive and obedient subjects of the "Kingdom of God" and fully enjoy his and the Creator's eternal love, kindness, goodness, compassions, generosities, favors, and blessings for eternity under his loving and kind rulership, guidance, and protection as the Creator's Chosen King and Ruler of the heavens and the earth.

[@RShadowMoon3]

I think it might be a little bit dangerous to say that you can get angry at God. You can be upset sure and cry out in pain but idk if angry is the right word. Maybe frustrated at the fact he isn't answering you but anger could leave some people astray. Anger leads to sin so maybe reword it. Anyway thank you for your ministry.

[@maribelmejia2693]

It is at that point that we can see his human side, the side that he knows how we feel most of the time. We know God is with us yet he feels so far away.

[@Buckeye_Bill]

“Let this cup pass” was nothing to do with trying to find another way. Jesus told James and John they would also drink the cup, and Mark says what Jesus was waiting for was for the moment to come to pass. He was waiting.

[@shareofmoney]

Thank you Lord in all things, even those things which we don't understand.

[@TheBusdriver72]

While I do not in any way at all disagree with anything you said (I give an "amen" to all of it)...I have often wondered if Jesus was doing something He quite often did...quoted Scripture. His words here are from the 22nd Psalm "My God, my God, why have You forsaken Me?" In vs 1-20 is the prophetic expressing of what the Messiah would go through (especially vs.16-18), BUT in v.21 the tone changes....the Lord DOES hear. vs.24 says "He has not despised nor abhorred the affliction of the afflicted; NOR has He hidden His face from Him; But when He cried to Him, He HEARD." What begins with despair ends in victory!

[@irinauchenik1650]

Our Lord Jesus Christ spoke a verse from Psalm 22 (22:2), replacing the Hebrew word azabtani (from the verb azab - to leave, leave) with the Aramaic savakhthani of equal meaning. Since this psalm contains a prophecy about the Messiah, the Savior wanted the blinded Jews, who continued to blaspheme Him even on the Cross, to show once again that He is precisely the Christ foretold by the prophets. Everything that happened then on Golgotha ​​was predicted with impressive details in this psalm by the prophet David:All who see me swear at me, speak with their lips, nodding their heads: "He trusted in the Lord; let him deliver him, let him save him, if he is pleasing to Him" ​​(21:8-9). The Holy Evangelist tells that the Jews gathered for the execution slandered the Crucified with the same words: he trusted in God; let him deliver him now, if he pleases him (Mt. 27:43).

[@NenaPostresOfficial]

Thank you brother😢 AMEN🙌

[@letsprayandfasttogether9618]

Pray God lifts the scales from the lukewarm and lost eyes, opens their ears and soften their hearts. Pray the end times harvest will increase. Pray God strengthens His children, gives them more discernment, pours more Fire on them and wakes them up. Pray God will humble the people on earth. Pray what the enemy meant for evil be turned to good. Pray the wealth of the sinner be laid up for the just. Pray the traps of the enemies trap themselves ❤

[@memunatusaffa9216]

❤Amen. we're praying for all that and so much more, for it is written that none of us should Perish. The Joy of the Lord is our Strength as we pray with ceasing. In Jesus mighty name

[@chucksmith4624]

*COMING THIS FRIDAY TO A CHURCH NEAR YOU!!* This Friday is *the day of Preparation, for the weekly Sabbath and we and the entire world will be remined at length as we read the scriptures, that *the Sabbath keepers, rejected, betrayed, mocked, scourged and Crucified Christ, the Lord of the Sabbath.* Then on the Sabbath day, his body laid dead in the tomb waiting for the *3rd day when Christ would be raised and shown to be both Lord and God.* *This Sunday Adventists and their like will find themselves too holy to celebrate the resurrection of Christ* when the disciples all gathered together and *rejoiced and WORSHIPED Christ as Christ commanded them on the day of his resurrection.* There won't be any praise to God for Christ's salvation, *dead silence, empty churches and holier than thou,* will be fully set in their hearts just like the Pharisees after they murdered Christ. . The same will be true for PENTECOST SUNDAY. They will be all smug, at home and alone,

[@viviennejordan215]

'Without.' God Bless. I only write that in case an unbeliever or Newbie to The Faith reads it. We Know it anyway.

[@edwinbell3255]

If Jesus Christ is fully God and fully human who was He crying out to? Himself? His Father?

[@billyholly]

@Allen Parr, don't you realize Jesus was quoting the Old Testament?!?!

[@thebeliever5337]

Brother Parr, I enjoy your teaching and thank you for your continued work in sharing the Gospel. Please consider the following in regard to this topic. I will start with the 2 things you express at the beginning and the end of your video. Jesus Cries out: My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Yet we know God does not leave us or forsake us, which Joshua 1:5 indicates. (Josh 1:5 ESV 5No man shall be able to stand before you all the days of your life. Just as I was with Moses, so I will be with you. I will not leave you or forsake you.) How can this be? -Let’s unpack it. -- The reason Jesus cries out is revealed in Psalm 22. The prophetic Psalm that depicts the crucifixion of Jesus in astonishing detail. The Psalm that starts by saying in verse 1: (Psalm 22:1 ESV- 1My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Why are you so far from saving me, from the words of my groaning?) -- Please understand this is not a question that Christ is wondering about His purpose; rather, Christ is crying out, for ALL willing to hear, for ALL that know the Scriptures - GO LOOK: CHRIST IS SHOUTING- GO LOOK! - I have fulfilled the prophecy. The prophecy in which was revealed in Psalm 22! - Please keep in mind Psalm 22 was written 1000 years before Christ was crucified and during a time in which crucifixion had not been invented. In addition, during this time they did not have chapter and verse, so it was common place to refer to a scripture by the first sentence. Moreover, the purpose for the cross is God’s redemptive plan, and this prophecy is revealed to us in Gen 3:15. (Gen 3:15 ESV- I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and her offspring; he shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise his heel.”) Christ at the cross, His death and resurrection, fulfilled the redemptive plan of God. Jesus defeated sin, hell, and the grave- destroying the enemy, and providing everlasting life to all those who believe. - Christ absolutely knew His purpose and let us know IT IS FINISHED! (John 19:30 ESV When Jesus had received the sour wine, he said, “It is finished,” and he bowed his head and gave up his spirit.) -- I hope this sheds some light on what was depicted at the cross when Christ cries out. I have left some key verses of Psalm 22 below; I encourage all to read Psalm 22 and remain in God’s word. -- Psalm 22:6,14-17 ESV (some key verses) 6But I am a worm and not a man, scorned by mankind and despised by the people. 7All who see me mock me; they make mouths at me; they wag their heads; 14I am poured out like water, and all my bones are out of joint; my heart is like wax; it is melted within my breast; 15my strength is dried up like a potsherd, and my tongue sticks to my jaws; you lay me in the dust of death. 16For dogs encompass me; a company of evildoers encircles me; they have pierced my hands and feetb- 17I can count all my bones-they stare and gloat over me; 18they divide my garments among them, and for my clothing they cast lots. -- All praise and glory to Christ Jesus, KING of Kings and LORD of Lords! 🔥🌷

[@freddywong5234]

I have been pray for 5 years about my Job security for the company that i work for 5 years, why God? i have done everything i can , I have done the most difficult task that other people can't do it why God Why i am not Full time. God has been silence for me for 5 years and Finally 15th Jan 2023 God has hear my prayer, not just my job is secure and also has been promoted to higher Rank . During this 5 long years God wants me to be patience because God's timing is different then our time. So to our Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, if you pray for a long time for something, God has His timing. In conclusion Matthew 6:33:" But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well". (NIV)

[@beabranding]

Or can we ask God questions but should not question Him?

[@darcybarnes6970]

So if Jesus was crying out to his father that means they were two differ ant people?

[@oswaldumeh8285]

Interesting choice of words by Jesus on the cross when He cried out "My God, My God...", and not "My Father, My Father...", knowing that during His ministry on earth, He always addressed Him as "My Father" or "Father". Something to mull over. That said, I don't think as believers we should question God, our Father. The scriptures never teach that. Instead, we are encouraged to "cast our cares or our anxieties on Him because it matters to Him concerning us." 1 Peter 5 : 7 Also, "Be anxious for nothing, but in everything, by prayers and pleading with Thanksgiving let your request be made known to God" Philippians 4:6 This is what the believer should do in times when things don't make sense and frustrations seem to abound around us. We SHOULD NEVER QUESTION God. No never. We aren't taught that in scripture. Job tried it and we see how that went down.

[@LiwaMalidina]

The image of Jesus is Unacceptable.

[@AgeOfNefarious_Deception]

WE NEED TO BE SANCTIFIED FIRST BEFORE RECEIVING THE HOLY SPIRIT. Why did Jesus say, "Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani? (My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken me?)", just before dying? 34 "And at the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani? which is, being interpreted, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?" MARK 15:34 The Holy Spirit had to have left Jesus' body, for at that time it was filled with all the sins of the world and unclean. He (God the Holy Spirit) re-entered Jesus, when He was resurrected, without blemish and cleansed of all our sins. 1 "And there shall come forth a rod out of the stem of Jesse, and a Branch shall grow out of his roots: 2 And the spirit of the Lord shall rest upon him, the spirit of wisdom and understanding, the spirit of counsel and might, the spirit of knowledge and of the fear of the Lord;" ISAIAH 11:1-2 2 "And he is the propitiation for our sins: and not for ours only, but also for the sins of the whole world." 1 JOHN 2:2 24 "Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed." 1PETER 2:24

[@forTHEHIGHESTname]

AMEN!!🙌🏼Powerful series to reflect on, especially during this Holy Week!✝️🔥🕊️🥹Thank you brother Allen!🙏🏼😌

[@GovtWatchdog]

Here Jesus is fulfilling Scripture. He’s not giving us a green light to question God.

[@meatmachine449]

Jesus said that because he was disillusioned in the last moment and he realized that he was just a human being.

[@ellieescobar865]

Dear Allen Parr; so far I’ve been following all your commentaries and teachings from The Word of GOD. But this is the first time I disagree with you. I’m a “nobody”, but I dare to tell you that if we look closer and through the eyes of the SPIRIT, we can understand that Al that very moment JESUS was receiving “all the punishment we deserve” for our sins. And if we consider that GOD being perfect and three times HOLY, “can’t have any communication with sin”. And JESUS a was bearing the whole human race sins on HIM. So besides the physical, emotional and mental suffering HE experienced, “THE WORST PUNISHMENT FOR A SINNER” is the separation from GOD. (Condemnation) and that’s precisely what JESUS experience in that moment. To HIM it was like being in hell, separated for a moment from HIS deity “for once and the only moment in eternity” and from HIS a fellowship with The FATHER and the HOLY SPIRIT. And that was the worst pain HE could ever experienced, so we won’t have to suffer it for an eternity. For the wages of sin is death…

[@SaharanKnight]

Thank God, someone understands this! I am so deeply grateful to you, Ellie, for explaining this, which is what every single Christian should know. May God bless you -- yes! -- according to His riches!

[@Rajawali1269]

The bible tells us why God turn His face away from people ( Isaiah 59:2). Which mean when Jesus called out " My God My God why have You forsaken Me ?? " This was in fact proof He was bearing the sins of the world. Sins so great and terrible , that the Father put up the barrier and turned His face away from Jesus, because of the sins He bore for us.

[@jaflenbond7854]

SATAN'S ATHEISM and AGNOSTICISM are HARMFUL and CAUSE the SUFFERINGS and DEATHS of MANKIND - The Creator KNOWS that Atheists and Agnostics who are insulting him as worthless, useless, and undeserving to be honored and respected as the Most High and Sovereign God are the arrogant, cruel, merciless, hateful, and rebellious human beings on earth who are still enjoying their lives, having fun and just don't care even if their Satanic hatred, mockeries, opposition, and defiance of his Sovereignty, will, and commandments bring disgrace, dishonor, downfall, shameful and ETERNAL DEATHS upon themselves and hurt, offend, and cause the sufferings, pains, griefs, miseries, and deaths too of others including that of their own families, friends, and neighbors. SATAN'S RELIGIOUS FANATICISM IS HARMFUL and CAUSE the SUFFERINGS and DEATHS of MANKIND - Jesus Christ KNOWS that Christians, Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus, fanatics of all Religions in the world who rejected his authority and teachings about the "Kingdom of God" and "Resurrection of the Dead" as worthless and useless and spread throughout the world instead the lies and false teachings of their False Teachers and Pastors about "Armageddon", "rapture", "Trinity", "heaven and hellfire", and "reincarnation" are the liars, deceivers, slanderers, hypocrites, and hateful human beings on earth who are still enjoying their lives, having fun and just don't care even if their Satanic hatred, mockeries, opposition, and defiance of his authority, teachings, and instructions bring disgrace, dishonor, downfall, shameful and ETERNAL DEATHS upon themselves and hurt, offend, and cause the sufferings, pains, griefs, miseries, and deaths too of others including that of their own families, friends, and neighbors. THE WORTH, VALUE, and IMPORTANCE of the AUTHORITIES and TEACHINGS of the CREATOR and HIS CHRIST to IMPERFECT, SUFFERING, and DYING HUMAN BEINGS - Jesus Christ KNOWS that all lowly, ordinary, and submissive persons who submit to his authority and believe his teachings about the "Kingdom of God" and "Resurrection of the Dead" are the loving, kind, and respectful human beings on earth who are definitely bringing upon themselves the loving, kind, and merciful Creator's favor, honor, and reward of ETERNAL LIFE and existence without sufferings, pains, griefs, sickness, and deaths on a safe, secure, and peaceful earth without arrogant, cruel, merciless, and hateful persons, without liars, slanderers, deceivers, hypocrites, terrorists, criminals, and murderers. Jesus Christ KNOWS that his teaching about the "Resurrection of the Dead" is the Creator's guarantee that all loving, kind, and respectful human beings who died even thousands of years ago like Abel, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, King David, his disciples, and many others will be resurrected back to life in the Creator's own right time so that all loving, kind, and respectful human beings can happily and abundantly live and exist on earth forever as submissive and obedient subjects of the "Kingdom of God" and fully enjoy his and the Creator's eternal love, kindness, goodness, compassions, generosities, favors, and blessings for eternity under his loving and kind rulership, guidance, and protection as the Creator's Chosen King and Ruler of the heavens and the earth.

[@mikerobinson3022]

AWESOME msg. Brotha..keep spreading the GOOD NEWS of our LORD JESUS CHRIST!! He Loves You & So do I 👍🏾😎

[@kimschultz6735]

Jesus was also fulfilling psalm 22:1 scripture. Very important.

[@leomn2075]

Thank you. I don't know if it is a fact but some Aramaic scholars said that Jesus did not cry out to God about being forsaken. Can you verify this? Sorry for the distraction.

[@genielady1219]

Man these great words from this series he has given us. God keep working with Mr.Parr he is a great light for us who are still learning to crawl in your word.

[@konquoryourselfthroughchri5644]

Mmmm the second hit me brother I LOVE YOU FOR YA WORK!!!

[@nakulbaraik4341]

Thanks Pastor for Simple but very effective Teaching

[@JustAnotherMatt420]

It’s not hard to understand the weight of EVERY sin committed, past present and future until His return; ever. It’s soul crushing and no one but Yah could bear that weight. That’s why He cried out. That was the sin speaking as He passed. The last of humanity leaving his mortal coil and absolving us. Thank you so much for everything My Lord. Thank you 🙏

[@trulytrue3661]

"My God My God, Why have you forsaken me?" Jesus was calling on his God/his father, therefore, Jesus is not God. So simple. Allen, a god who has a god cannot be the true god. Jesus is a so-called god. Therefore, Trinitarians and Binitarians are practicing idolatry when they worship Jesus as God. Jesus is God's only begotten (uniquely created) Son. Jesus is also Mary's only begotten (uniquely created) Son. Begotten means created. The true God, Jehovah/Yahoweh, does not have a heavenly father or a human mother. Creatures have fathers and mothers. God is not a creature!

[@lexzenis2544]

You clearly are biblically illiterate: Christ cried in a loud voice in addressing the crowd in front of him, not crying out to God in doubt. . . “my God, my God why have you forsaken me?” Is The opening line of Psalm 22 . *What you forget is that The OT was not split into chapters and verses like the NT .The Jews of old would recite the first line of a piece of scripture and it would bring to memory the rest of that passage. In doing so Jesus in a loud voice he gets the attention of the crowd to see the scene of the crucifixion in the words of Psalm 22, and so is fulfilling it before the very eyes of the witnesses there. how the events , the ridicule , the casting of lots for his garment, the wagging of heads , the dogs surrounding him , how he is despised ....and the critical point verse 16 "They pierced My hands and My feet" this is the prediction of the means of his death ...crucifixion...predicted hundreds of years before it ever Happened. The miracle of fulfilled prophecy even at the foot of the cross.*

[@sapphirelane1714]

@@lexzenis2544 amen! Also psalm 22.24 and its correlation to Matthew 27.50. God heard Jesus’s cry, and He passed. Jesus knew He was not forsaken!

[@pakj25]

Where did you get that jacket? I need one.

[@imrevince862]

The Lord Jesus asked about why the Father has forsaken Him is NOT about His dying on the cross, but His longing to save the sinners-Jews while He is still on earth. He was still longing to save them while He was alive, that made Him asked the Father not to forsake His people. That is why!

[@darlaaddams7169]

Thank you Lord Jesus for your Sacrifice, four our Salvation and for coming to earth as fully God and fully man to experience human life and save our souls for eternity. You are holy, holy holy God Almighty! Hallelujah!!

[@kuiama23]

When he said these words he was quoting Psalms 22. Just as in teaching by even the Rabbis...they would say one scripture and didn't read the whole passage..the people memorized scriptures. I think even the soldiers there knew.. later in the verse it describes the throwing lots for his garments and the nails ect. Why the soldier said Surely this was the son of God. Tho I had wondered of this statement.. many years ago I had heard a sermon on this. Tho your statements are still valid..it was showing prophecy fulfilled. Kind of like his last sermon before he died. That wasn't what preacher had said. But to me. It was what I kinda saw.

[@Failur3i5n0tan0pt1on]

Jesus didn’t choose to meaninglessly quote scriptural text to check a box as to say well that’s been fulfilled. I (Jesus) needed to say this and I said it although I DON’T BELIEVE IT. I’m not sure you understand what you’re implying about Jesus’ motives in that moment. The more appropriate understanding of Jesus’ word to the Almighty God and Father is that Jesus was “forsaken” in the sense of him being left helpless on the tree. The Greek word for FORSAKEN is “egkataleipō”and one definition indicates the word refers to “LEAVE HELPLESS” and that’s exactly what God did and what He needed to do in order to fulfill His purpose of the ransom. Satan told Jesus what God could do on his behalf and Jesus didn’t refute any of it. So, if God wanted Jesus off that tree he could have removed him. *LUKE 4:9-11* But HE DIDN’T. God left Jesus helpless ie forsaken on that tree because He needed to die in order to fulfill God’s promise to faithful mankind.

[@kuiama23]

@@Failur3i5n0tan0pt1on there was a REASON he said these words. I didn't say he said these TO fulfill the prophecy. But to remind them of the prophecy IN Psalms 22.. the crucifixion WAS the prophecy being fulfilled. Maybe u need to read Psalms 22. Cuz the soldier recognized the fulfillment. And I kinda think that that verse had something to do with his recognition of the Psalms he had heard by Jews even he knew what the verses that followed described

[@Failur3i5n0tan0pt1on]

@@kuiama23 Yes, why he said those words because he was left helpless ie forsaken. How much more helpless could a person be with nails in his hands and feet while hanging on a tree. He died as an accursed person. He was slowly being asphyxiated, as he took each breath it became harder to breathe. This is the definition of being forsaken or left helpless as the Greek word suggest. And perhaps you should revisit Psalms 22. Just read the entire first verse. Did God save Jesus as the second sentence ask, “why are you far from SAVING me”? So, did God remove Jesus from the tree? So, the forsaken statement precedes what Jesus would have liked for him to do in that moment which was SAVE HIM from dying this HORRIBLE DEATH and dying as a criminal.

[@kuiama23]

@@Failur3i5n0tan0pt1on so in other words. It's ONLY about being foresaken. Nothing about prophecy being fulfilled. Nothing about in Psalms about the crucifixion. Or gambling for his clothing. It ONLY about the question of being forsaken. Cuz in the End of the chapter... The song they would sing that helped in memorization in itself. They only thought Jesus felt God had forsaken him. They wouldn't even THINK about what the following verses would continue in saying. Interesting. Cuz a person can say one line in a song and I'm singing the WHOLE thing . Cuz in Psalms David would ALWAYS have praise to God later. The human fragility of questioning or complaining is always followed by praise or victory. So. I guess his mom thought my son feels that God doesn't care. Then WHAT made this Roman soldier say he was God's son. The fact the Psalms was playing out exactly and Jesus would have had No way of controlling what this prophecy said would occur. Me doing a bit of ad-libbing that in a way it was a last sermon. Simply with a verse that the people WOULD know what is said later. I ADD to an OBVIOUS situation of the WORDS used that ... He was still human.. but Jesus used quotes ALL THE TIME of a part of a scripture.. he didn't HAVE to explain the scripture...or even expand on the chapter to explain it. They KNEW what followed. But he would then HAVE a sermon that related. I won't respond back. It's obvious that the Simple Obvious issue is ALL I see and ALL u even WANT to see. And sorry bud. I didn't make this up. But when I Heard this information. I immediately got out my Bible and read the chapter. And until I HAD. the My God why have u forsaken me. Took on alot DEEPER meaning than he was human too. Using the ACTUAL VERSE HE QUOTED. it WASN'T an accident. And it wasn't just feeling forsaken.

[@Failur3i5n0tan0pt1on]

@@kuiama23 Jesus clearly mentioned one line from Psalm 22, did he not? I don’t know what else you’re talking about. Jesus mentioned one line at that moment. A line that appears in the FIRST VERSE of Psalm 22. I’ll shut this down easily because you don’t appear educated on the events that transpired that day. You:”simply with a verse that the people WOULD know what is said later.” Who would know? Your thoughts are so disjointed. I’m having trouble following you and your logic. But if you’re suggesting the Jews or those attending the execution that day would recognize those words from Psalm 22 then, why did the Holy Spirit inspired Mark to write these words as comments made by those in attendance? *MARK 15:35-36* - When some of those standing there heard this, they said, ➡️“See, he’s calling for Elijah.”⬅️ 15:36 - Someone ran and filled a sponge with sour wine, fixed it on a stick, offered him a drink, and said, “Let’s see if Elijah comes to take him down.” Now, those standing close enough to hear Jesus thought he was calling for ELIJAH, not God. 🤔 But they all knew what he was quoting? Let me DOUBLE up on my evidence. Let’s see what Matthew recorded as being commented or understood by the onlookers and bystanders as to what Jesus was saying. *MATTHEW 27:47-49* - When some of those standing there heard this, they said, ➡️“He’s calling for Elijah.”⬅️ 27:48 - Immediately one of them ran and got a sponge, filled it with sour wine, put it on a stick, and offered him a drink. 27:49 - But the rest said, “Let’s see if Elijah comes to save him.” Again, Matthew, writing under inspiration, indicates that they thought he was calling for ELIJAH and not God. But you say they knew Jesus was quoting Psalm 22, right? Also, are you suggesting the Roman soldiers read the scroll of Psalm 22? Why would pagan Roman soldiers read the scroll of Psalm 22? Please enlighten me! Was it not the EARTH QUAKING under their feet that compelled them to acknowledge Jesus being the Son of God? 🤔 *MATTHEW 27:54* My advice to you is spend more time studying God’s word instead of wasting it on YT. You don’t know much about scripture. I would devote myself to serious study if I were in your shoes.

[@gmsdeclaringtheend7303]

The Bible says that the Lord will rise in 3 days, or after 3 days; how is it possible for him to die on a Friday, and rise on a Sunday ?

[@777-To-Inspire.]

Good question: He goes in Friday, is in on Saturday, & comes out on Sunday it's not 72 hours but it's across 3 days.

[@m.koenigskind6479]

There are few vids to this topic, i think also from Alan Parr, It is most likely that Jesus was crucified on a wednesday or thursday... God bless

[@sunnyjohnson992]

The death of Jesus Christ took place on Passover Day, Nisan 14 33 C.E. according to the Jewish calendar. He died on Friday, Nisan 14 by 3:00 p.m. Jesus was resurrected on the third day, early Sunday morning, Nisan 16.

[@gmsdeclaringtheend7303]

@@sunnyjohnson992 That's not 3 days and 3 nights, That's 2 days !!!

[@TheAverageServant]

It probably went like.. why has thou forsaken me? As in he’s speaking abt his own people killing their master.

[@samin608]

God bless you and your family Allen. Thank you for the kingdom work that you do in providing us KZbin watchers of meaningful content 🙏🏽

[@sandragordon6219]

Okay tears here 😢. This was beautiful. I know a few people who can use this today ❤

[@marshaslater8576]

I can’t help but wonder when He said these things, why didn’t they acknowledge Psalm 22 and this being a reminder of the long before prophecy? It is settled in my heart that God did not forsake Him but His way of saying “It is done “ He was and is the true one fulfilling that prophecy

[@mattyallred]

When Jesus said My God My God why have You forsaken Me was quoting a prophecy of Himself in psalm 22. and the people who followed Christ would have all knew what Jesus was meaning and quoting.

[@georgepapoutsis1598]

Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani?” (“My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?”) correctly appears in the Aramaic manuscripts as, “Eli, Eli, lemana shabakthani” (“My God, My God, for this is my purpose[alt. was spared] [alt. this was my destiny.]”) According to another of Lamsa's books "Idioms of the Bible Explained" Matthew could not have supplied the "translation" supplied above, for it does not correctly render the ARAMAIC meaning, which is ..."My God, My God, for this I was kept." Or to use more familiar Eastern terminology..."my destiny!" You're welcome

[@rafaelo2215]

the problem of teachers is that they teach doctrine instead of scripture which is already doctrine .... if you take the external doctrine away then you will see that Yahusha (jesus) has a elohim ... people don't understand that Yahusha was created because the doctrine had blinded them ... this is what Yahusha think about the external doctrine ... (Matt 16:12 [KJV]) Then understood they how that he bade them not beware of the leaven of bread, but of the doctrine of the Pharisees and of the Sadducees. verses that say that he was created (Rev 3:14 [KJV]) And unto the angel of the church of the Laodiceans write; These things saith the Amen, the faithful and true witness, the beginning of the creation of God; (Col 1:15 [KJV]) Who is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every creature: why do we say he has a elohim (Matt 27:46 [KJV]) And about the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani? that is to say, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me? (John 17:3 [KJV]) And this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent. (John 20:17 [KJV]) Jesus saith unto her, Touch me not; for I am not yet ascended to my Father: but go to my brethren, and say unto them, I ascend unto my Father, and your Father; and to my God, and your God. why did thomas said (John 20:28 [KJV]) And Thomas answered and said unto him, My Lord and my God. for the same reason paul did (Rom 1:8 [KJV]) First, I thank my God through Jesus Christ for you all, that your faith is spoken of throughout the whole world. they knew that the messiah was representing elohim in the old testament we know that there is only one elohim and his name is Yahuah how do we know he was representing elohim (John 1:18 [KJV]) No man hath seen God at any time; the only begotten Son, which is in the bosom of the Father, he hath declared him. (1John 4:12 [KJV]) No man hath seen God at any time. If we love one another, God dwelleth in us, and his love is perfected in us. who abraham saw was Yahusha representing Yahuah in (Gen 18:1 [KJV]) And the LORD appeared unto him in the plains of Mamre: and he sat in the tent door in the heat of the day; when was he created? ... in the first day... in the beginning of the creation of elohim (Gen 1:3 [KJV]) And God said, Let there be light: and there was light. why was he created? because no man can see elohim and live (Exod 33:20 [KJV]) And he said, Thou canst not see my face: for there shall no man see me, and live. adam saw Yahusha not Yahuah in the garden and so did abraham and this is why he said (John 8:58 [KJV]) Jesus said unto them, Verily, verily, I say unto you, Before Abraham was, I am. Abraham did die there so he didn't see elohim but the messiah doctrines of men blinds your eyes from knowing the truth ... it was the same problem that Yahusha had to show his disciple why they didn't enter and avoid other to enter into the kingdom ... they didn't have no love in them ... money , tradition and religion was their elohim ... they put themself above elohim ... elohim is love and spirit ... (1Cor 13:2 [KJV]) And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all mysteries, and all knowledge; and though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, and have not charity, I am nothing.

[@dave_ecclectic]

This has not baffled true teachers at all. It is the name of one of the psalms. Just like the Our Father is the name of what you call the Lord's Prayer. He is calling out the psalms that has predicted what He is going through. To teach what *you* think it does is a terrible misguidance. Is this what is meant by going by only the Bible? Psalm 22 *1My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?* Why are you so far from helping me, from the words of my groaning? 2O my God, I cry by day, but you do not answer; and by night, but find no rest. 3Yet you are holy, enthroned on the praises of Israel. 4In you our ancestors trusted; they trusted, and you delivered them. 5To you they cried, and were saved; in you they trusted, and were not put to shame. 6But I am a worm, and not human; scorned by others, and despised by the people. 7All who see me mock at me; they make mouths at me, they shake their heads; 8“Commit your cause to the Lord; let him deliver- let him rescue the one in whom he delights!” 9Yet it was you who took me from the womb; you kept me safe on my mother’s breast. 10On you I was cast from my birth, and since my mother bore me you have been my God. 11Do not be far from me, for trouble is near and there is no one to help. 12Many bulls encircle me, strong bulls of Bashan surround me; 13they open wide their mouths at me, like a ravening and roaring lion. 14I am poured out like water, and all my bones are out of joint; my heart is like wax; it is melted within my breast; 15my mouth[a] is dried up like a potsherd, and my tongue sticks to my jaws; you lay me in the dust of death. 16For dogs are all around me; a company of evildoers encircles me. My hands and feet have shriveled;[b] 17I can count all my bones. They stare and gloat over me; 18they divide my clothes among themselves, and for my clothing they cast lots. 19But you, O Lord, do not be far away! O my help, come quickly to my aid! 20Deliver my soul from the sword, my life[c] from the power of the dog! 21 Save me from the mouth of the lion! From the horns of the wild oxen you have rescued[d] me. 22I will tell of your name to my brothers and sisters;[e] in the midst of the congregation I will praise you: 23You who fear the Lord, praise him! All you offspring of Jacob, glorify him; stand in awe of him, all you offspring of Israel! 24For he did not despise or abhor the affliction of the afflicted; he did not hide his face from me,[f] but heard when I[g] cried to him. 25From you comes my praise in the great congregation; my vows I will pay before those who fear him. 26The poor[h] shall eat and be satisfied; those who seek him shall praise the Lord. May your hearts live forever! 27All the ends of the earth shall remember and turn to the Lord; and all the families of the nations shall worship before him.[i] 28For dominion belongs to the Lord, and he rules over the nations. 29To him,[j] indeed, shall all who sleep in[k] the earth bow down; before him shall bow all who go down to the dust, and I shall live for him.[l] 30Posterity will serve him; future generations will be told about the Lord, 31and[m] proclaim his deliverance to a people yet unborn, saying that he has done it.

[@MikeJones-yd9kf]

Yet they would have you believe that Jesus was “God” or “son of God” Surely Satan has made them commit injustice against God by making them assign wife and a child to God. No follower of Abraham has ever made such claim. Surely they will be put in hellfire for their crimes. Call the God whom Jesus has begged and called.

[@bufnyfan1]

"My God My God, Why Have You Forsaken Me?" comes from Psalm 22. If you read the entire Psalm you realize that Jesus did not think that God was forsaking him. In fact quite the opposite. The Psalm went on to say that he had every confidence that God would save him

[@JamesRichardWiley]

God's Divine Plan required a human sacrifice to redeem mankind. The Crucifixion of Jesus was exactly what Yahweh wanted and needed. I would not have required that if I was the Hebrew god. Instead I would have done a better job of creating a race of highly intelligent and happy primates.

[@DerekJudahPsalms42]

I have a question? Some David say my God my God?why have you forsaken Me?

[@richardsylvester6730]

Dude I expected more from you. You need to see the connection to Psalm 22. Jewish men were taught to relate current experiences to past scripture. Read Psalm 22 and understand what was really the message. At the end of the Psalm it says explicitly that God has NOT forsaken Jesus.

[@jonathanngjuntao1080]

“My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Psalm 22:1 I believe Jesus is quoting back Psalm 22 when he says this phrase

[@rach82]

All praises and glory to our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ ...... Thankyou brother Allen for this wonderful message ....... I am going through a miserable time since the past few months that seems to be unending ....... I came to the Lord recently and am taking baby steps in my new Christian life with Jesus as my Saviour ....... I have faced the exact situation almost everyday since 2021 ...... and still continue to face it ......... But I realize that in the deepest depths of despair Jesus is always with me ....... His silence doesn't mean His absence ........ this message is truly for me ........ I needed to hear this so desperately ....... So many times I also shout out to God ..... Why have you forsaken me ? ........ But he never let's me break ........ God bless you brother Allen ...... Your message has helped me come closer to God today

[@viviennejordan215]

Rebuke any doubt that might come, or any negative thoughts. The evil one is at work here, But Jesus Is our Victory, Because of What He Did For us On The Cross. He Will See You Through! He Loves us So Much, Beyond our Comprehension. God Bless and Keep You, Protect You, and Provide For You. Have a Blessed Easter wknd.

[@viviennejordan215]

And don't forget, that God Works Everything For our Good. Evil Can Be Turned to Good. Just Trust and Rely On Jesus, God Bless.

[@michaelsterref]

Jesus had become sin. God totally rejects sin and so he totally rejected his son. I would say that the worst pain Jesus went through, was not the physical pain, but that of his fathers absolute rejection of the sin that Jesus had become. The rejection had begun the night before in the Garden of Gethsemani before he was ever physically beaten.

[@JustinVargheseYT]

Pastor, you asked a question in this video, and Im paraphrasing, "would it change your pain if God answered?". My answer was a resounding YES. Even if it was an explanation for why an answer to a prayer was a NO, it would go such a long way to help us adjust to the new reality.

[@maybe12985]

I agree

[@anthonyanderson9771]

So much of what could be said to us about any tragedy is already said to us somewhere in scripture (whether implicitly, or explicitly whether interpretation or application). Meaning in the pain and disorientation of the pruning we have to use what strength we can muster towards abiding in Christ's word. John 15. The Spirit speaks to us there, comforts us there, and reorients us there. Rarely has knowing 'why' resolved or softened the pain. Often it creates more frustration, more thoughts racing, and more accusations leading to more anger and weariness.

[@dareesjrudethpetrvysnhu3297]

Did I ment GOD to forsaken me ? Or did I ment those that let me be crussified ?!!! Denn-is YIS-YA 🙏❤️✌️💎👌🌍☝️

[@eddieyoung2104]

Nothing can be 100% fully one thing, and 100% fully another thing at the same time. If Jesus was at all times 100% fully God, then that would prevent him from being any percent man. It would exclude anything fleshly and any temptation. To explain Jesus this way is just words which may sound good, but which make absolutely no sense in reality. The gospels simply describe that Jesus began his existence in Mary's womb and was only made immortal after his father raised him from the dead. He was subject to all human temptations and emotions because he was a man with our nature, but different in that he did no sin.

[@falconiustallon]

You ask, "would getting an answer help the pain?" maybe. But it would help, knowing that whatever the situation, knowing that God designed it that way in your/my life. Rather than always wondering if I messed up, if somewhere i made an unknowing choice that caused my situation. Or if someone else made that choice for me. would it might help with closure, instead of hoping for something that will never come.

[@whatheheck911]

Oof. No sir. what makes more logical sense? That Jesus was questioning God, who both knew what had to be done to save mankind, and thinking He had forsaken him? Or that Jesus was quoting scripture in order to fulfill prophecy? Yes, there are many interpretations on this, and yes, it is possible that you are wrong. So like you said, its inportant to not be dogmatic about your own interpretation.