question: Bibelen min gud hvorfor har du forladt mig?
context: Sayings of Jesus on the cross
  Sætningen "Min Gud, min Gud, hvorfor har du forladt mig?" er normalt skrevet på aramæisk med en oversættelse (oprindeligt på græsk) bagefter. Denne sætning er den indledende linje i Salme 22, en salme om forfølgelse, Guds barmhjertighed og frelse. Det var almindeligt, at folk på denne tid refererede til sange ved at citere deres første linjer. I de vers, der følger umiddelbart efter dette ordsprog, forstår de tilskuere, der hører Jesu råb, i begge evangelier, at han kalder på hjælp fra Elias (Eliyyâ). De små forskelle mellem de to evangelieberetninger skyldes højst sandsynligt dialekt. Matthæus' version synes at være mere påvirket af hebraisk, mens Markus' måske er mere mundret.
context_en: Sayings of Jesus on the cross
  The saying "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me" is generally given in transliterated Aramaic with a translation (originally in Greek) after it. This phrase is the opening line of Psalm 22, a psalm about persecution, the mercy and salvation of God. It was common for people at this time to reference songs by quoting their first lines. In the verses immediately following this saying, in both Gospels, the onlookers who hear Jesus' cry understand him to be calling for help from Elijah (Eliyyâ). The slight differences between the two gospel accounts are most probably due to dialect. Matthew's version seems to have been more influenced by Hebrew, whereas Mark's is perhaps more colloquial.
title_en: Sayings of Jesus on the cross