Psalm 22.25-end

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Limerick

In the presence of those who fear Him,
I will praise God with vigor and vim.
The poor will eat and be filled,
And all the earth will be thrilled,
For the Lord’s kingdom will never grow dim.

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Potential actions to take in response

One practical way to respond to the teaching of Psalm 22.25-end is to show kindness and compassion to those in need. The passage speaks about God’s care for the afflicted and those who seek Him, so one way to embody this message is by reaching out to someone who may be struggling and offering support and encouragement. This could involve volunteering at a local shelter or charity organization, donating to a cause that helps those in need, or simply taking the time to listen and offer assistance to a friend or family member going through a difficult time. By actively showing kindness and compassion to others, we can reflect the love and care that the passage speaks about, and make a positive impact in our communities.

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Related passages

Themes: God’s faithfulness, praise for deliverance, future generations will worship him.

Related passages:
1. Psalm 145:4-7 – Future generations will praise God’s works and proclaim his mighty acts.
2. Psalm 102:18-22 – God’s name will be praised in the assembly of the peoples and future generations.
3. Isaiah 38:19-20 – The living, not the dead, will praise God, and future generations will make known his faithfulness.

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