Title: Jesus looking forward grace with joy in the midst of extreme suffering and shame forsaken by the Father
God allowed extreme suffering for David so that he might speak according to the utterance given by the Holy Ghost of the grace and love for the Jews and the Gentiles through being forsaken himself for a while by the Father on the cross for the sin of the world.
Among David’s prayers shown in the text, David was praying for himself, but the Holy Ghost used David’s mouth so that his prayer may be of coming Jesus Christ crying out on the cross in the future.
Jesus suffered severely on the cross alone for six hours, and he cried out as if he had been forsaken by the Father. Matthew and Mark, who saw this scene with their own eyes, testified:
The Holy Ghost spoke through David’s mouth about what Jesus would say on the cross about himself as a worm because of his head-to-toe wounds so that he would be reproached by the people:
On the cross, when he was exhausted because there was no more drop of water in his body, John, when he heard of Jesus crying, testified of what he had heard:
In the midst of such extreme pain and shame, Jesus spoke as he was looking forward the wonderful things that God would accomplish through his suffering and death. The writer of Hebrews testified that He endured his sufferings and despised the shame:
Jesus did not care of himself amid so severe suffering and shame, and when he was seated on the right side of the throne of God the Father after his death and resurrection, he spoke of what kind of joy he was looking forward:
When Jesus sent the Holy Ghost after his resurrection, Jesus overcame all suffering and shame when he saw that he would be so happy to see his brothers in the Spirit without discrimination between Jews and Gentiles who believe in him when he sends the Holy Ghost after resurrection,. In his words, when he met Mary after resurrection, he said that his disciples, who believed in him as his brothers:
Finally, Jesus said that the people to be born as the children of God in the Age of Grace, who are the Christians to be regenerated by the Holy Spirit to become the rulers in his kingdom are called as “one seed“: