Cross-References — Psalms 102

5 pairs

Psalm 102:1referencesPsalm 22:1
Both verses express a deep cry for help and a sense of abandonment, highlighting the psalmist's distress and need for God's intervention.
Thematic focusLament, Cry for Help, Distress.
Psalm 102:12referencesPsalm 90:2
Psalm 102:12 contrasts the fleeting nature of human life with the eternal nature of God, a theme also found in Psalm 90:2.
Thematic focusEternity of God, Human Frailty.
Psalm 102:16referencesIsaiah 60:1
Psalm 102:16 speaks of the Lord building up Zion, which is echoed in Isaiah 60:1 where the glory of the Lord rises upon Zion, indicating restoration and divine presence.
Thematic focusRestoration, Divine Presence, Zion.
Psalm 102:25-27referencesHebrews 1:10-12
Psalm 102:25-27 speaks of the unchanging nature of God and the creation's eventual decay, which Hebrews 1:10-12 applies to Christ, affirming His divine nature and eternal existence.
Thematic focusImmutability of God, Divinity of Christ.
Psalm 102:28referencesPsalm 37:29
Psalm 102:28 promises the enduring presence of God's people, similar to Psalm 37:29, which assures that the righteous will inherit the land and dwell in it forever.
Thematic focusEndurance of God's People, Inheritance.

Psalm 102:1→referencesPsalm 22:1