Psalm 42:11

Wycliffe's Bible with Modern Spelling

My soul, why art thou sorry; and why troublest thou me? Hope thou in God, for yet I shall acknowledge to him; he is the health of my cheer, and my God.

Cross References

Psalm 102:9

For I ate ashes as bread; and I meddled [or mingled] my drink with weeping.

Psalm 115:2

lest any time heathen men say, Where is the God of them?

Psalm 42:5

My soul, why art thou sorry; and why troublest thou me? Hope thou in God, for yet I shall acknowledge to him; he is the health of my cheer, and my God.

Psalm 43:5

my soul, why art thou sorry, and why troublest thou me? Hope thou in God, for yet I shall acknowledge to him; that is the health of my cheer, and my God.

Psalm 79:10

Lest peradventure they say among heathen men, Where is the God of them? and be he known among nations before our eyes. The vengeance of the blood of thy servants, which is shed [or poured] out;

Jeremiah 30:17

For I shall heal perfectly thy wound, and I shall make thee whole of thy wounds, saith the Lord; for thou, Zion, they called thee Cast out; this is it that had no seeker.

Jeremiah 33:6

Lo! I shall close together to them a wound and health, and I shall make them whole, and I shall show to them the beseeching of peace and of truth;

Joel 2:17

Priests, the ministers of the Lord, shall weep betwixt the porch and the altar, and shall say, Lord! spare thou, spare thy people, and give thou not thine heritage into shame, that nations be lords of them. Why say they among peoples, Where is the God of them?

Matthew 9:12

And Jesus heard, and said, A leech is not needful to men that fare well, but to men that be evil-at-ease [or having evil].