Then they cry unto the LORD in their trouble, and he saveth them out of their distresses.
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Verse 19 is found in chapter 107 of Psalms. Psalm 107 organizes different experiences of affliction around the same pattern: people in need cry to the Lord, God delivers them, and they are to give him thanks. Lost travelers, prisoners, the sick, and sailors in danger represent different situations that converge in divine mercy. The repeated invitation to give thanks shows that the memory of deliverance should become public testimony. The conclusion invites the wise to consider these works and recognize the Lord’s mercy.
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die riefen zum HERRN in ihrer Not, und er half ihnen aus ihren Ängsten,
Mas clamaron a Jehová en su angustia, Y salvolos de sus aflicciones.
Entonces clamaron a Jehová en su angustia, y él los salvó de sus aflicciones.
Dans leur détresse, ils crièrent à l'Eternel, Et il les délivra de leurs angoisses;
Ma, avendo gridato al Signore, mentre erano in distretta, Egli li ha salvati dalle loro angosce.
Então clamaram ao SENHOR na sua angústia, e ele os livrou das suas dificuldades.
於是他們在急難中哀求耶和華, 他就拯救他們脫離禍患。
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