Psalm 130:1referencesJonah 2:2
Both Psalm 130:1 and Jonah 2:2 express a cry to the Lord from the depths of distress, highlighting the theme of calling upon God in times of trouble.
Thematic focusPrayer, Distress, Divine Help.
Cross-References — Psalms 130
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Psalm 130:3referencesRomans 3:23
Psalm 130:3 acknowledges that no one could stand if God kept a record of sins, which aligns with Romans 3:23's declaration that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.
Thematic focusSin, Human Fallibility, Need for Forgiveness.
Psalm 130:4referencesEphesians 1:7
Psalm 130:4 speaks of forgiveness with God, which is echoed in Ephesians 1:7 where redemption and forgiveness of sins are found through Christ's blood.
Thematic focusForgiveness, Redemption, Grace.
Psalm 130:5referencesIsaiah 40:31
Psalm 130:5 emphasizes waiting for the Lord, similar to Isaiah 40:31, which promises renewed strength to those who wait upon the Lord.
Thematic focusHope, Patience, Trust in God.
Psalm 130:7referencesLamentations 3:22-23
Psalm 130:7 speaks of the Lord's unfailing love and redemption, which is mirrored in Lamentations 3:22-23, highlighting God's great faithfulness and mercies.
Thematic focusGod's Love, Faithfulness, Redemption.
Psalm 130:8referencesMatthew 1:21
Psalm 130:8 declares that God will redeem Israel from all their sins, which is fulfilled in Matthew 1:21 where Jesus is named as the one who will save His people from their sins.
Thematic focusSalvation, Fulfillment in Christ, Redemption.