psalms

What does Psalm 90 describe about human life?

It describes human life as frail and finite, moving from birth to death.

What is God's response to sin according to Psalm 90?

God's response to sin is wrathful anger and consuming fire.

What does God's mercy do in the midst of just judgments?

God's mercy stands in the midst of His just judgments.

How does God acknowledge our work according to Psalm 90?

God acknowledges our work in eternity.

What is the main focus of Psalm 119?

It emphasizes divine revelation as the basis for our knowledge of God and living in His world.

What does Psalm 121 teach about God's help?

It teaches that help comes from the Lord and emphasizes His ability to keep and protect us.

What is the refrain repeated in Psalm 136?

The refrain is 'for His mercy endures forever'.

What should worship consist of according to Psalm 150?

Worship should include submission, honor, and an undivided heart focused on God.

What does Psalm 150 say about expressions of worship?

It encourages praise through various expressions such as kneeling, dancing, and playing instruments.

What is God described as in Psalm 46:1?

A refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.

What does Psalm 91:1-2 emphasize about dwelling with God?

He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty.

What is the theme of Psalm 51 regarding sin?

Acknowledgment of sin and the need for cleansing and renewal.

According to Psalm 73, what struggle do the righteous face?

They suffer apparent injustices while the wicked seem to prosper.

What realization does the psalmist come to in Psalm 73:17?

He finds clarity in the sanctuary of God amidst his doubts.

What is emphasized about God's nature in Psalm 73:21-26?

God is omniscient, omnipresent, and omnipotent.

What transformation takes place when one seeks forgiveness from God according to Psalm 51?

Grace empowers cleansing and renewal of the heart.

What does 'guarding against temptation' pertain to according to Psalm 51:12-13?

It requires attention of the mind and the heart.

What does the psalmist recognize about the wicked's fate in Psalm 73:18-20?

The wicked will ultimately face futility in their ways.

What is the significance of worship and the sanctuary in gaining clarity according to Psalm 73?

It is necessary for understanding life’s confusions and God’s goodness.

What does the Hebrew word 'Tehillim' mean in the context of Psalms?

It means 'praise'.

What is the primary purpose of the book of Psalms?

To teach the reader how to relate to God in various circumstances of life.

Who are some of the multiple authors of Psalms?

David, Asaph, Solomon, Sons of Korah, and Eman.

According to Psalm 1, how is a 'blessed' person defined?

A blessed person does not walk in the counsel of the wicked, stand in the way of sinners, or sit in the seat of scoffers.

In Psalm 1, what is contrasted with the way of the righteous?

The way of the ungodly.

What is a key characteristic of Hebrew poetry found in the Psalms?

It often lacks regular meter and uses parallelism in its lines.

What important question does Psalm 23 address regarding our relationship with God?

It addresses what it means to have the Lord as our shepherd.

What does the text denote when it mentions 'security in the storm' in Psalm 46?

It indicates that even in a state of crisis or instability, God provides security.

How is God's presence described in Psalm 46?

God is described as 'a very present help in trouble'.

What is the significance of God being referred to as a 'shepherd'?

It signifies a personal relationship and care God has for His people.