Holy Scripture

Lamentations 3:57

A church father on this verse
“The benevolence, on the part of the person, the judge, is displayed here. First is shown his mercy towards miserable people, second, the justice of the judge. Regarding mercy toward miserable people, three more ideas are set forth. First is a prayer for such miserable persons: "I called on thy name, O Lord, from the d…”
Thomas Aquinas, 13th c. — Commentary on Lamentations

Source: Septuagint

Original

57Thou drewest nigh to my help: In the day wherein I called upon thee Thou saidst to me, Fear not.

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In context

55I called upon thy name, O Lord, Out of the lowest dungeon.

56Thou heardest my voice: Close not thine ears to my supplication.

— Lamentations 3:57 —

58O Lord, thou hast pleaded the causes of my soul; Thou hast redeemed my life.

59Thou hast seen, O Lord, my troubles: Thou hast judged my cause.

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