Psalm 104:21

Easy To Read Version

Lions roar as they attack,\par as if they are asking God\par for the food he gives them.\par

Cross References

Job 38:39

“Job, do you find food for the lions?\par Do you feed their hungry babies?\par

Job 38:41

Who feeds the ravens\par when their babies yell out to God\par

Psalm 145:15

Lord, all living things look to you\par for their food.\par And you give them their food\par at the right time.\par

Psalm 147:9

God gives food to the animals.\par God feeds the young birds.\par

Psalm 34:10

Powerful people will become\par weak and hungry.\par But the people that go to God for help\par will have every good thing.\par

Isaiah 31:4

The Lord told me: “When a lion or a lion’s cub catches an animal to eat, the lion stands over the dead animal and roars. At that time nothing can scare that great lion. If men come and yell at the lion, the lion will not be afraid. The men can make much noise, but the lion will not run away.”

Joel 1:18

The animals \{are hungry and\} groaning. The herds of cattle wander around, confused. They have no grass to eat. The sheep are dying. {\cf2\super [9]}

Joel 1:20

Wild animals also need your help. The streams are dry—there is no water! Fire has changed our green fields into a desert.

Joel 2:22

Animals of the field, don’t be afraid.\par The desert pastures will grow grass.\par The trees will grow fruit.\par The fig trees and the vines will grow\par plenty of fruit.\par

Amos 3:4

A lion in the forest will roar only after catching an animal. If a young lion is roaring in his cave, then it means he caught something.