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16 “Have I refused to help the poor,
    or crushed the hopes of widows?

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14 Delirious, I chattered like a swallow or a crane,
    and then I moaned like a mourning dove.
My eyes grew tired of looking to heaven for help.
    I am in trouble, Lord. Help me!”

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10 Their only suggestion was that we keep on helping the poor, which I have always been eager to do.

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29 So the believers in Antioch decided to send relief to the brothers and sisters[a] in Judea, everyone giving as much as they could.

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Footnotes

  1. 11:29 Greek the brothers.

21 As Lazarus lay there longing for scraps from the rich man’s table, the dogs would come and lick his open sores.

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17 We looked in vain for our allies
    to come and save us,
but we were looking to nations
    that could not help us.

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123 My eyes strain to see your rescue,
    to see the truth of your promise fulfilled.

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82 My eyes are straining to see your promises come true.
    When will you comfort me?

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They share freely and give generously to those in need.
    Their good deeds will be remembered forever.
    They will have influence and honor.

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I am exhausted from crying for help;
    my throat is parched.
My eyes are swollen with weeping,
    waiting for my God to help me.

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You must have refused water for the thirsty
    and food for the hungry.
You probably think the land belongs to the powerful
    and only the privileged have a right to it!
You must have sent widows away empty-handed
    and crushed the hopes of orphans.

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19 For they oppressed the poor and left them destitute.
    They foreclosed on their homes.

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16 And so at last the poor have hope,
    and the snapping jaws of the wicked are shut.

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