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Jim, I did not want to reply, but when I read the old "Father, why hast thou forsaken me." argument, an argument which many people make, I just had to respond.
"Father, why hast thou forsaken me." was not a question, it was a paraphrasing of Psalm 22, which begins: "My God, my God, why hast Thou fosaken me." and goes on to describe prophesies which would be fulfilled on the cross. It's a passage the disciples would have known well. Give a read to Psalm 22 and see if that isn't obvious.
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