Psalm 71:18

New Century Version

Even though I am old and gray, do not leave me, God. I will tell the children about your power; I will tell those who live after me about your might.

Cross References

Genesis 27:1

When Isaac was old, his eyesight was poor, so he could not see clearly. One day he called his older son Esau to him and said, “Son.” Esau answered, “Here I am.”

Psalm 22:31

They will tell that he does what is right. People who are not yet born will hear what God has done.

Psalm 48:14

This God is our God forever and ever. He will guide us from now on.

Psalm 71:9

Do not reject me when I am old; do not leave me when my strength is gone.

Psalm 78:4

We will not keep them from our children; we will tell those who come later about the praises of the Lord. We will tell about his power and the miracles he has done.

Psalm 78:6

Then their children would know them, even their children not yet born. And they would tell their children.

Exodus 13:8

On that day you should tell your son: ‘We are having this feast because of what the Lord did for me when I came out of Egypt.’

Isaiah 46:4

Even when you are old, I will be the same. Even when your hair has turned gray, I will take care of you. I made you and will take care of you. I will carry you and save you.

Isaiah 51:9

Wake up, wake up, and use your strength, powerful Lord. Wake up as you did in the old times, as you did a long time ago. With your own power, you cut Rahab into pieces and killed that sea monster.

Isaiah 53:1

Who would have believed what we heard? Who saw the Lord’s power in this?

Acts 13:36

David did God’s will during his lifetime. Then he died and was buried beside his ancestors, and his body did rot in the grave.

1 Samuel 4:15

Eli was now ninety-eight years old, and he was blind.

1 Samuel 4:18

When he mentioned the Ark of God, Eli fell backward off his chair. He fell beside the gate, broke his neck, and died, because he was old and fat. He had led Israel for forty years.