Tambora
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Instead of Jesus using the more intimate title of "my Father" He cries out with the more generic title of "my God".
I believe He does so for His cry to be more in tune with humanity, for even David sometimes felt God was not there to help him, but did so without ever denying that he was "my God" and would rely on Him no matter what.
There is also the term "why" has thou forsaken me, which would be a way of asking "for what reason".
It wasn't long before the whole world knew what that reason was.
Another indicator to stand firm in the God you place your faith in no how bad the situation at the time feels.
I believe He does so for His cry to be more in tune with humanity, for even David sometimes felt God was not there to help him, but did so without ever denying that he was "my God" and would rely on Him no matter what.
There is also the term "why" has thou forsaken me, which would be a way of asking "for what reason".
It wasn't long before the whole world knew what that reason was.
Another indicator to stand firm in the God you place your faith in no how bad the situation at the time feels.