Psalms

Psalms 1

Psalms 1:1

Where does the blessed man not walk?

He does not walk in the advice of the wicked.

Where does the blessed man not stand?

He does not stand in the pathway with sinners.

Where does the blessed man not sit?

He does not sit in the assembly of mockers.

Psalms 1:2

In what does the blessed man delight?

He delights in the law of Yahweh.

When does the blessed man meditate on the law?

He meditates on it day and night.

Psalms 1:3

What is the blessed man like?

He is like a tree planted by the streams of water.

What will happen to everything the blessed man does?

Whatever he does will prosper.

Psalms 1:4

What are wicked people like?

They are like the chaff that the wind drives away.

Psalms 1:5

What will happen to wicked people in the judgment?

They will not stand in the judgment.

Psalms 1:6

Who approves of the way of the righteous?

Yahweh approves of the way of the righteous.

What will happen to the way of the wicked?

The way of the wicked will perish.

Psalms 2

Psalms 2:2

Who are the rulers conspiring against?

They are conspiring against Yahweh and against his Messiah.

Psalms 2:3

What do the rulers want to tear off and throw off?

They want to tear off the shackles Yahweh and his Messiah put on them and throw off their chains.

Psalms 2:4-5

Who sits in the heavens and mocks the nations who rebel?

The Lord mocks them.

Psalms 2:6

Who has the Lord anointed?

The Lord has anointed his king on Zion, his holy mountain.

Psalms 2:7

What decree does Yahweh give to the writer?

Yahweh says, "You are my son! This day I have become your father."

Psalms 2:8

What will Yahweh do with the nations and farthermost regions of the earth?

Yahweh will give them as an inheritance and possession.

Psalms 2:9-10

What will happen to the nations?

They will be broken and smashed.

Psalms 2:11

How should the kings and rulers respond to Yahweh's decree?

They should worship Yahweh in fear and rejoice with trembling.

Psalms 2:12

Why should the kings give allegiance to Yahweh's son?

They should give him allegiance so that he will not be angry and they will not die.

What happens to all those who take shelter in the son?

They are blessed.

Psalms 3

Psalms 3:1-2

What have David's enemies done to him?

They have turned away and attacked him.

Psalms 3:3

To what does David compare Yahweh?

Yahweh is a shield around him, his glory, and the one who lifts his head.

Psalms 3:4-5

What does Yahweh do when David lifts his voice to him?

He answers from his holy hill.

Psalms 3:6

Who will David not fear because of Yahweh's protection?

David will not be afraid of people who have set themselves against him.

Psalms 3:7

What will Yahweh do to David's enemies?

He will hit all his enemies on the jaw; he will break the teeth of the wicked.

Psalms 3:8

From whom does salvation come?

Salvation comes from Yahweh.

Psalms 4

Psalms 4:1

Who does David ask to answer when he calls?

David prays for the God of his righteousness to answer when he calls.

Psalms 4:2

What are the people doing to David's honor?

They are turning his honor into shame.

Psalms 4:3

Who does Yahweh set apart?

He sets apart the godly for himself.

Psalms 4:4

How does David say to meditate?

He says, "Meditate in your heart on your bed and be silent."

Psalms 4:5

What kind of sacrifices does David say to offer?

He says to offer the sacrifices of righteousness.

In whom does David say to trust?

He says to trust in Yahweh.

Psalms 4:6

What will many say?

Many will say, "Who will show us anything good?"

What does David ask Yahweh to lift up?

He asks Yahweh to lift up the light of his face on them.

Psalms 4:7

What has Yahweh given David's heart?

Yahweh has given his heart more gladness than others have when their grain and new wine abound.

Psalms 4:8

Who makes David safe and secure when he lies down in peacful sleep?

Yahweh alone makes David safe and secure.

Psalms 5

Psalms 5:1

Who is David asking to listen to his call and think about his groanings?

David is asking Yahweh to listen to his call and think about his groanings.

Psalms 5:2

What names does David use for the one who listens to the sound of his call?

David calls him, "my King and my God."

Psalms 5:3

What will David do in the morning?

He will bring his petition to Yahweh and wait expectantly.

Psalms 5:4

What does God certainly not do?

He certainly does not approve of evil, and evil people will not be his guests.

Psalms 5:5

Who will not stand in God's presence?

The arrogant will not stand in God's presence.

Who does God hate?

God hates all who behave wickedly.

Psalms 5:6

What will God do to liars?

God will destroy liars.

Who does Yahweh despise?

Yahweh despises violent and deceitful men.

Psalms 5:7

Why will David come into Yahweh's house?

David will come into Yahweh's house because of Yahweh's great covenant faithfulness.

How will David bow down toward Yahweh's holy temple?

David will bow down in reverence.

Psalms 5:8

Why does David ask the Lord to lead him in righteousness?

David asks the Lord to lead him in the Lord's righteousness because of David's enemies.

Psalms 5:9

How does David describe his enemies?

David describes his enemies as having no truth in their mouth, their inward being is wicked, their throat is an open sepulchre and they flatter with their tongue.

Psalms 5:10

What is David asking God to do to David's enemies because of their many transgressions and rebellion against God?

David is asking God to declare that his enemies are guilty.

Psalms 5:11

Why should those who take refuge in God shout for joy?

They should shout for joy because God defends them.

Psalms 5:12

What will Yahweh do for the righteous?

Yahweh will bless the righteous and surround them with his favor as with a shield.

Psalms 6

Psalms 6:1

What is David asking Yahweh not to do?

He asks Yahweh not to rebuke him in his anger or discipline him in his wrath.

Psalms 6:2-3

What is David asking Yahweh to do because David is frail?

David asks Yahweh to have mercy on him and to heal him.

Psalms 6:4

Why should Yahweh rescue and save David?

Because of Yahweh's covenant faithfulness.

Psalms 6:5

What will not be remembered in death?

In death there is no remembrance of Yahweh.

Psalms 6:6

What does David do to his bed because he is weary and groaning?

All night he drenches it with his tears.

Psalms 6:7

What happens to David's eyes because of his grief and because of all his adversaries?

His eyes grow dim and weak.

Psalms 6:8

Why should those who practice iniquity get away from David?

Because Yahweh has heard the sound of his weeping and his appeal for mercy and has accepted his prayer.

Psalms 6:9

Why should those who practice iniquity get away from David?

Because Yahweh has heard the sound of his weeping and his appeal for mercy and has accepted his prayer.

Psalms 6:10

What will happen to David's enemies?

All his enemies will be ashamed and greatly troubled and they will turn back and be suddenly humiliated.

Psalms 7

Psalms 7:1

In whom does David take refuge?

David takes refuge in Yahweh his God.

What is David asking Yahweh to do?

David is asking Yahweh to save him from those who chase him, and to rescue him.

Psalms 7:2

What is only Yahweh able to do for David?

No one but Yahweh is able to bring David to safety.

Psalms 7:3

What did David say that he did not do?

David tells Yahweh that he never did what his enemies said he did and there is no injustice on his hands.

Psalms 7:4

What does David say he has not done to anyone at peace with him or who is against him?

David says he has never done wrong to anyone at peace with him or senselessly harmed any who are against him.

Psalms 7:5

What does David say Yahweh should do to him if David is not telling the truth?

David says Yahweh should let David's enemy pursue David's life and overtake it, trample his living body, and leave him dishonored in the dust.

Psalms 7:6

What is David asking Yahweh to do in Yahweh's anger?

David is asking Yahweh to arise and stand up against David's enemies.

What does David ask Yahweh to do for David's sake?

David asks Yahweh to wake up and carry out the righteous decrees that Yahweh commanded.

Psalms 7:7

What does David want Yahweh to do about the countries?

David wants Yahweh to take his rightful place over the countries.

Psalms 7:8

Who does David want Yahweh to judge?

David wants Yahweh to judge the nations.

Psalms 7:9

What does David say the righteous God does?

David says God examines hearts and minds.

Psalms 7:10

Where does David's shield come from?

David's shield comes from God.

Who does God save?

God saves the upright in heart.

Psalms 7:11

How does David describe God?

David describes God as a righteous judge who is indignant each day.

Psalms 7:12-13

What will God do if a person does not repent?

God will sharpen his sword and will prepare his bow for battle.

Psalms 7:14

How does David describe wickedness in the one who does not repent?

David describes him as pregnant with wickedness, one who conceives destructive plans and gives birth to harmful lies.

Psalms 7:15

What happens to the wicked man who digs a pit?

He falls into the hole he has made.

Psalms 7:16

What happens to the destructive plans of the wicked man?

His plans return to his own head and his violence comes down on his own head.

Psalms 7:17

For what will David give thanks to Yahweh?

He will give thanks to Yahweh for his justice.

To whom will David sing praise?

David will sing praise to Yahweh Most High.

Psalms 8

Psalms 8:1

Whose name is magnificent in all the earth?

The name of Yahweh our Lord is magnificant.

Psalms 8:2

What did Yahweh create out of the mouth of babies and infants?

Yahweh created praise.

Why did Yahweh create praise?

He created praise in order to silence both the enemy and the avenger.

Psalms 8:3-4

What did David look up at that caused him to think the human race was not important?

He looked up at the heavens, the moon, and the stars.

Psalms 8:5

How does the human race compare to the heavenly beings?

Yahweh made humans only a little lower than the heavenly beings.

WIth what did Yahweh crown humans?

He crowned them with glory and honor.

Psalms 8:6

What did Yahweh make mankind to do?

Yahweh made mankind to rule over the works of Yahweh's hands.

Psalms 8:7

What are some things that Yahweh put under mankind's feet?

He put all sheep and oxen, and even the animals of the field, the birds of the heavens, and the fish of the sea, and everything that passes through the currents of the seas under mankind's feet.

Psalms 8:8

What are some things that Yahweh put under mankind's feet?

He put all sheep and oxen, and even the animals of the field, the birds of the heavens, and the fish of the sea, and everything that passes through the currents of the seas under mankind's feet.

Psalms 8:9

Whose name is magnificent in all the earth?

The name of Yahweh our Lord is magnificent.

Psalms 9

Psalms 9:1-2

How will David give thanks to Yahweh and of what will he tell?

He will give thanks to Yahweh with his whole heart and tell about all his marvelous deeds.

Psalms 9:3

When David's enemies turn back, what happens to them?

The enemies stumble and perish before Yahweh.

Psalms 9:4

What has the rightous judge done for David?

The rightous judge sits on his throne and has defended David's just cause.

Psalms 9:5

What did the rightous judge do to the nations and the wicked?

He terrified the nations with his battle cry, destroyed the wicked, and blotted out their memory forever.

Psalms 9:6

What happened to the enemy when the righteous judge overthrew their cities?

The enemy crumbled like ruins and all remembrance of them perished.

Psalms 9:7

Who remains forever and establishes his throne for justice?

Yahweh remains forever and establishes his throne for justice.

Psalms 9:8

How does Yahweh judge the world and what does he do for the nations?

Yahweh judges the world fairly and makes just decisions for the nations.

Psalms 9:9

What will Yahweh be for the oppressed?

Yahweh will be a stronghold for the oppressed in times of trouble.

Psalms 9:10

What does David ask Yahweh do for those who seek him?

David asks Yahweh not to abandon those who seek him.

Psalms 9:11

What does David say the people are to do to Yahweh, who rules in Zion?

They are to sing praises to Yahweh and tell the nations what Yahweh has done.

Psalms 9:12

What does the God not forget?

He does not forget the cry of the oppressed.

Psalms 9:13

What is David asking Yahweh to do for him?

He is asking Yahweh to have mercy on him.

By whom is David oppressed?

David is oppressed by those who hate him.

Psalms 9:14

Where will David rejoice in salvation?

David will rejoice in salvation in the gates of the daughter of Zion.

Psalms 9:15

What has happened to the nations?

The nations have sunk down into the pit that they made and their feet are caught in the net that they hid.

Psalms 9:16

Who has made himself known and executed judgment?

Yahweh has made himself known and executed judgment.

Psalms 9:17

Where are the wicked sent?

They are sent to sheol, which is the destiny of all the nations that forget God.

Psalms 9:18

What will not happen to the needy and the oppressed?

The needy will not always be forgotten nor will the hopes of the oppressed be forever dashed.

Psalms 9:19

What does David want Yahweh to prevent man from doing?

David wants Yahwah to arise and not let man conquer them.

Psalms 9:20

What is David asking Yahweh to do to the nations?

He is asking Yahweh to terrify them and make them know that they are mere men.

Psalms 10

Psalms 10:1

How does the writer feel that Yahweh is treating him?

The writer feels that Yahweh is standing far off and hiding himself.

Psalms 10:2-3

What does the writer ask Yahweh to do to the wicked people?

The writer asks Yahweh to let the wicked be trapped by their own schemes.

Psalms 10:4-5

Why does the wicked man not seek God?

The wicked man does not seek God because he is so proud.

Psalms 10:6

What does the wicked man say in his heart?

The wicked man says, "I will never fail; throughout all generations I will not meet adversity."

Psalms 10:7-8

What fills the mouth of the wicked man?

His mouth is full of curing and deceptive, harmful words.

Psalms 10:9-10

What animal if the wicked man like?

He is like a lion that lurks in secret in the thicket and lies in wait to catch the oppressed.

Psalms 10:11

What does the wicked man say in his heart about God?

The wicked man says, "God has forgotten; he covers his face; he will not bother to look."

Psalms 10:12

How does the writer want Yahweh to respond to the wicked man?

He wants Yahweh to lift up his hand in judgment and to not forget the oppressed.

Psalms 10:13-14

What does the wicked man say in his heart to God?

He says, "You will not hold me accountable."

Psalms 10:15

What did the wicked and evil man think about his evil deeds?

He thought God would not discover them.

Psalms 10:16-18

How does Yahweh respond to the needs of the oppressed?

He strengthen's their heart, listens to their prayer, and defends them.

Psalms 100

Psalms 100:1

Who does the writer invite to shout joyfully to Yahweh?

He invites all the earth to shout joyfully to Yahweh.

Psalms 100:2

How should people come into Yahweh's presence?

They should come before his presence with joyful singing.

Psalms 100:3

Why does image does the writer use to show how people belong to Yahweh?

He says they are Yahweh's people and the sheep of his pasture.

Psalms 100:4

How should people enter into Yahweh's gates and courts?

They should enter into his gates with thanksgiving and into his courts with praise.

Psalms 100:5

What does the writer says endures forever?

He says that Yahweh's covenant faithfulness endures forever.

Psalms 101

Psalms 101:1-2

Of what two qualities will David sing?

He will sing of covenant faithfulness and justice.

Psalms 101:3-4

What has David not put before his eyes?

He has not put wrong doing before his eyes.

Psalms 101:5

Who will David destroy?

He will destroy whoever secretly slanders his neighbor.

Psalms 101:6

What kind of people does David want to sit at his side and serve him?

David wants the faithful of the land to sit at his side, and those who walk in integrity to serve him.

Psalms 101:7

Who will David not allow to remain within his house?

He will not allow deceitful people to remain within his house.

Psalms 101:8

How often does David say that he will destroy all the wicked from the land?

Morning by morning, he will destroy all the wicked.

Psalms 102

Psalms 102:2-3

What does the afflicted pray for Yahweh not to do in his time of trouble?

The afflicted prays for Yahweh not to hide his face from him in his time of trouble.

Psalms 102:4

To what does the afflicted compare his crushed heart?

The afflicted says that he is like grass that has withered.

Psalms 102:5-7

What has happened due to the afflicted's continual groaning?

With the afflicted's continual groaning, he has become very thin.

Psalms 102:8-9

How do those who mock the afflicted use his name?

Those who mock the afflicted use his name in curses.

Psalms 102:10-11

How does the afflicted say he has been treated by Yahweh's anger?

The afflicted says that God has lifted him up to throw him down.

Psalms 102:12-13

How long will the fame of Yahweh endure?

The writer says that Yahweh's fame is for all generations.

Psalms 102:14

For what do the servants of Yahweh feel compassion?

Yahweh's servants feel compassion for the dust of Zion's ruins.

Psalms 102:15-16

How will the kings of the earth show respect for Yahweh?

All the kings of the earth will honor Yahweh's glory.

Psalms 102:17

To what action of the destitute will Yahweh respond?

Yahweh will respond to the prayer of the destitute.

Psalms 102:18

How does the writer show how far into the future Yahweh's praise will continue?

He writes that a people not yet born will praise Yahweh.

Psalms 102:19-21

What does Yahweh view from heaven?

From heaven Yahweh has viewed the earth.

Psalms 102:22-23

For what action are the peoples and kingdoms gathered together?

The peoples and kingdoms gather together to serve Yahweh.

Psalms 102:24

For what does the afflicted writer plead for God not to do?

The writer said, "My God, do not take me away in the middle of life."

Psalms 102:25-26

What does the writer say Yahweh did in ancient times.

The writer says that in ancient times Yahweh set the earth in place.

Psalms 102:27

How long will the years of Yahweh endure?

Yahweh's years will have no end.

Psalms 102:28

Where does the writer say the descendants of Yahweh's servants will live?

The descendants of Yahweh's servants will live in his presence.

Psalms 103

Psalms 103:2-3

What does David not want to forget?

He does not want to forget all of Yahweh's good deeds.

Psalms 103:4-5

With what does David say Yahweh crowns his soul?

He crowns his soul with covenant faithfulness and acts of tender mercy.

Psalms 103:6

What does Yahweh do for all who are oppressed?

Yahweh does acts of justice for all who are oppressed.

Psalms 103:7-8

What did Yahweh make known to the descendants of Israel?

He made known his deeds to the descendants of Israel.

Psalms 103:9

What does David say that Yahweh will not always do?

He says Yahweh will not always discipline, and is not always angry.

Psalms 103:10-12

David says that Yahweh does not deal with us in what way?

Yahweh does not deal with us as our sins deserve.

Psalms 103:13-16

In what special way does Yahweh have compassion on those who honor him?

Yahweh has compassion on those who honor him in the same way as a father has compassion on his children.

Psalms 103:17-18

How long does the covenant faithfulness of Yahweh last?

The covenant faithfulness of Yahweh is from everlasting to everlasting on those who honor him.

Psalms 103:19

Where has Yahweh established his throne?

Yahweh has established his throne in the heavens.

Psalms 103:20-21

Who are the ones with great strength who are called to bless Yahweh and obey his word?

His angels are called to obey his word.

Psalms 103:22

Who are the servants that David says carry out Yahweh's will?

All of Yahweh's angel armies carry out his will.

Psalms 104

Psalms 104:1

How does the writer say that Yahweh is clothed?

He says that Yahweh is clothed with splendor and majesty.

Psalms 104:2-4

In what way does Yahweh spread out the heavens?

He spreads out the heavens like a tent curtain.

Psalms 104:5-6

What does the writer say will never happen to the foundations of the earth that Yahweh laid?

The foundations of the earth will never be moved.

Psalms 104:7-8

What does the writer say made the waters to recede?

Yahweh's rebuke made the waters recede.

Psalms 104:9-14

Why will the waters not cover the earth again?

Yahweh set a boundary for them that they will not cross.

Psalms 104:15-18

What three things does the writer say Yahweh provides for man?

Yahweh provides wine to make man happy, oil to make his face shine, and food to sustain his life

Psalms 104:19-21

What did Yahweh appoint the moon and the sun to mark?

He appointed the moon to mark the seasons and the sun to know its time for setting.

Psalms 104:22-24

What happens to the young lions when the sun rises?

When the sun rises, they retreat and sleep in their dens.

Psalms 104:25-26

With what does the deep and wide sea teem?

The sea teems with many creatures both great and small.

Psalms 104:27-28

To whom do all the sea creatures look to give them their food?

They all look to Yahweh to give them their food on time.

Psalms 104:29-30

What happens to the creatures if Yahweh hides his face or takes away their breath?

When he hide his face, they are troubled; if he take away their breath, they die and return to dust.

Psalms 104:31-32

What does the writer want Yahweh to do with his creation?

The writer wants Yahweh to enjoy his creation.

Psalms 104:33-34

What does the writer promise to sing for the rest of his life?

He promises to sing praise to his God as long as he lives.

Psalms 104:35

What does the writer hope will happen to sinners and the wicked on the earth?

He wants sinners to vanish from the earth and the wicked to be no more.

Psalms 105

Psalms 105:1-2

Where does the writer say to make known Yahweh's deeds?

The writer calls people to make known Yahweh's deeds among the nations.

Psalms 105:3

Whose heart does the writer exhort to rejoice?

The writer calls the heart of those who seek Yahweh to rejoice.

Psalms 105:4-7

How often should people seek the presence of Yahweh?

The writer calls people to seek his presence continually.

Psalms 105:8

For how long does the writer say God keeps the word that he commanded?

The writer says that God keeps the word that he commanded for a thousand generations.

Psalms 105:9-10

What covenant does the writer say God calls to mind?

God calls to mind the covenant that he made with Abraham and his oath to Isaac.

Psalms 105:11

What everlasting covenant has Yahweh made with Israel?

Yahweh made an everlasting covenant with Israel to give them the land of Canaan as your share of their inheritance.

Psalms 105:12-14

When does the writer say Yahweh made the covenant with Israel?

The writer says that Yahweh said this covenant when Israel was only few in number.

Psalms 105:15-16

Whom did Yahweh tell kings not to touch?

Yahweh told them not to touch his anointed ones.

Psalms 105:17-18

How did Yahweh send Joseph ahead of Israel?

He sent Joseph ahead of them to be sold as a servant.

Psalms 105:19-20

How long was Joseph kept in iron chains?

Joseph was put in iron chains until the time that his prediction came true.

Psalms 105:21-22

What term is used to describe the king putting Joseph in charge of his house?

Joseph was put in charge of the king's house as ruler of all the king's possessions.

Psalms 105:23-24

Where did Jacob live when he came to Egypt?

Jacob lived for a time in the land of Ham.

Psalms 105:25-26

Whom did God cause to hate his people Israel?

God caused Israel's enemies to hate God's people.

Psalms 105:27-28

Where did Moses and Aaron perform God's signs?

Moses and Aaron performed God's signs among the Egyptians.

Psalms 105:29-31

What did God do to the Egyptians' water and fish?

God turned the Egyptians' water into blood and killed their fish.

Psalms 105:32-35

What did God send with the hail and rain in Egypt?

God sent hail and rain, with lightning and thunder, to their land.

Psalms 105:36-37

What group of people did God kill in Egypt?

God killed every firstborn in their land, the first fruits of all their strength.

Psalms 105:38-39

Why was Egypt glad when the Israelites went away?

Egypt was glad when the Israelites went away, for the Egyptians were afraid of them.

Psalms 105:40-41

With what kind of food did God satisfy the Israelites?

God satisfied them with bread from heaven.

Psalms 105:42-43

Which holy promise did God call to mind regarding the Israelites?

God called to mind his holy promise that he made to Abraham his servant.

Psalms 105:44-45

Of what did God allow his people to take possession?

His people took possession of the wealth of the peoples.

Psalms 106

Psalms 106:1-3

What does the writer say endures forever?

Yahweh's covenant faithfulness endures forever.

Psalms 106:4

When does the writer ask Yahweh call him to mind?

He asks Yahweh to call him to mind when Yahweh shows favor to his people.

Psalms 106:5-6

What will cause the writer to rejoice?

He will rejoice when he sees the prosperity of Yahweh's chosen.

Psalms 106:7

How did the fathers of the writer respond to Yahweh's marvelous deeds?

The fathers did not appreciate Yahweh's marvelous deeds in Egypt.

Psalms 106:8-10

Why did Yahweh save the writer's ancestors?

He saved them for his name's sake so that he might reveal his power.

Psalms 106:11-13

What happened to the adversaries of Israel?

The waters covered their adversaries; not one of them survived.

Psalms 106:14-16

What did the people do when they had insatiable cravings in the wilderness.

They challenged God in the desert.

Psalms 106:17-19

What did the earth do to Dathan and the followers of Abiram?

The earth opened and swallowed up Dathan and covered the followers of Abiram.

Psalms 106:20-22

What did the people worship at Horeb?

They made a calf at Horeb and worshipped a cast metal figure.

Psalms 106:23-25

Why did God not decree the destruction of the Israelites?

Moses, his chosen one, intervened with him in the breach to turn Yahweh's anger away from destroying them.

Psalms 106:26-28

What did God swear he would do when he raised his hand?

God swore to them that he would let them die in the desert, and scatter their descendants among the nations.

Psalms 106:29

What happened to Israel when they provoked Yahweh to anger?

A plague broke out among them.

Psalms 106:30-32

What happened when Phinehas rose to intervene for the people?

When Phinehas intervened, the plague subsided.

Psalms 106:33-36

Why did Moses sin at the waters of Meribah?

The people made Moses bitter, and he spoke rashly.

Psalms 106:37-40

What happened to the people when they mingled with the nations and worshipped their idols?

Their idols became a snare for them.

Psalms 106:41-44

What happened to Israel when Yahweh was angry with them and handed them over to the nations?

When Yahweh handed them over, those who hated them and ruled over them.

Psalms 106:45-46

Why did Yahweh relent and pay attention to Israel in their distress?

He called to mind his covenant with them and relented because of his covenant faithfulness.

Psalms 106:47-48

For what reason should Yahweh gather Israel from among the nations?

He should gather them so that they may give thanks to his holy name and glory in his praises.

Psalms 107

Psalms 107:1-2

How long does Yahweh's covenant faithfulness last?

His covenant faithfulness endures forever.

Psalms 107:3-5

From where has Yahweh gathered his redeemed?

He has gathered them out of foreign lands, from the east and from the west, from the north and from the south.

Psalms 107:6-7

What did Yahweh do for his redeemed when they called out to him in their trouble?

He rescued them out of all their distress.

Psalms 107:8-11

For what should people praise Yahweh?

They should praise him for his covenant faithfulness and for the amazing things he has done for humanity.

Psalms 107:12-15

How did Yahweh humble the hearts of the people?

He humbled their hearts through hardship.

Psalms 107:16

What kind of gates and bars has Yahweh broken for his people?

He has broken the gates of bronze and cut through the bars of iron.

Psalms 107:17-21

Why were the people afflicted?

They were afflicted because for their sins.

Psalms 107:22-23

What kind of sacrifices should people offer to Yahweh?

"They should offer the sacrifices of thanksgiving.

Psalms 107:24-26

What did the people who travel on the sea in ships and do business overseas see of Yahweh?

They saw the deeds of Yahweh and his wonders on the seas.

Psalms 107:27

Why happened to men when the waves reached up to the heavens and then they dropped down to the depths?

The men's courage melted away because of the danger.

Psalms 107:28

What happened to the men when they called out to Yahweh in their trouble?

He brought them out of their distress and calmed the storm.

Psalms 107:29-31

What happened to the men when they called out to Yahweh in their trouble?

He brought them out of their distress and calmed the storm.

Psalms 107:32-33

Where should people exalt and praise Yahweh?

They should exalt him in the assembly of the people and praise him in the council of the elders.

Psalms 107:34-36

What did Yahweh do to a fruitful land because of the wickedness of the people?

He turned a fruitful land into a barren place because of the wickedness of its people.

Psalms 107:37-39

What did the people plant in their city?

They planted fields and vineyards.

Psalms 107:40-41

What happened to the leaders when Yahweh poured contempt on them?

He caused them to wander in the wilderness, where there are no roads.

Psalms 107:42

What will all wickedness do when the upright see Yahweh's protection and rejoice?

All wickedness will shut its mouth.

Psalms 107:43

Who does the writer call upon to take note of these things?

The writer calls upon whoever is wise to take note of these things and meditate on Yahweh's acts of covenant faithfulness.

Psalms 108

Psalms 108:1-3

With what does David say he will sing praises?

David says that he will sing praises also with his honored heart.

Psalms 108:4

How great does David say is Yahweh's covenant faithfulness?

David says that Yahweh's covenant faithfulness is great above the heavens.

Psalms 108:5-7

Where does David ask for God's glory to be exalted?

David asks that God's glory be exalted over all the earth.

Psalms 108:8

What has God spoken about Ephraim and Judah?

God said that Ephraim also is his helmet and Judah is his scepter.

Psalms 108:9-11

How will God shout because of Philistia?

God will shout in triumph because of Philistia.

Psalms 108:12

Whose help does David say is futile?

David asks for God's help because man's help is futile.

Psalms 108:13

How does David describe his triumph with God's help?

David says that his army will triumph with God's help, because God will trample down David's enemies.

Psalms 109

Psalms 109:2-3

Who does David say attacks him?

David says the wicked and deceitful attack him.

Psalms 109:4-6

What do the wicked give in return for David's love?

David says that in return for his love they slander him.

Psalms 109:7-9

What does David ask to happen when his enemy is judged?

David asks that when his enemy is judged, he may be found guilty.

Psalms 109:10

What is David's request for the children of his enemies?

David asks for his enemy's children to wander about and beg, asking for handouts.

Psalms 109:11

What does David ask to happen to his enemy's earnings?

David asks for strangers to plunder what his enemy earns.

Psalms 109:12-14

Why does David ask Yahweh to deal kindly with him?

David asks Yahweh his Lord to deal kindly with him for Yahweh's name's sake.

Psalms 109:15

What is David's request from Yahweh for the memory of his enemy?

David asks that Yahweh cut off his enemy's memory from the earth.

Psalms 109:16

Why does David ask Yahweh to cut off their memory?

David prays that Yahweh would do this because this man never bothered to show any covenant faithfulness.

Psalms 109:17-19

What does David ask for since his enemy hated blessing?

David says that since his enemy hated blessing, that no blessing may come to him.

Psalms 109:20-22

From whom does David request the reward for his accusers?

David asks for this to be the reward of his accusers from Yahweh.

Psalms 109:23-24

To what does David compare his fading away?

David says that he is fading away like the shadow of the evening.

Psalms 109:25

What do David's accusers do when they see him?

David says that when they see him, his accusers shake their heads.

Psalms 109:26-27

By what does David ask Yahweh to save him?

David ask Yahweh to save him by Yahweh's covenant faithfulness.

Psalms 109:28-30

What does David ask to happen when his accusers attack him?

David asks that when his accusers attack, they would be put to shame.

Psalms 109:31

What does David say will happen when Yahweh stands at right hand of the needy person?

Yahweh will save the needy person from those who condemn him.

Psalms 11

Psalms 11:1

In whom does David take refuge?

David takes refuge in Yahweh.

What will the people say to David about his soul?

They will tell him to flee like a bird to the mountain.

Psalms 11:2-3

How do the wicked prepare to attack the upright in heart?

They prepare their bows and make ready their arrows.

Psalms 11:4

What is Yahweh doing in his holy temple?

His eyes are watching and examining the children of men.

Psalms 11:5

Who does Yahweh examine?

He examines the righteous and the wicked

Who does Yahweh hate?

He hates those who love to do violence.

Psalms 11:6

What does Yahweh do to the wicked?

He rains burning coals and brimstone upon them and pours out a scorching wind from his cup.

Psalms 11:7

What does Yahweh think of righteousness?

He loves righteousness.

What will happen to the upright?

The upright will see Yahweh's face.

Psalms 110

Psalms 110:1-2

Where does Yahweh ask David's master to sit, and for how long?

Yahweh asks him to sit at his right hand until he makes his enemies his footstool.

Psalms 110:3

What will the people wear as they follow David's master?

They will follow him in sacred garments.

Psalms 110:4

What has Yahweh sworn and will not change?

He has sworn to David's master that, "You are a priest forever."

Psalms 110:5-6

What will David's master do to kings on the day of his anger?

He will kill kings on the day of his anger.

Psalms 110:7

What will David's master do after he drinks of the brook along the road?

He will lift his head up high after victory.

Psalms 111

Psalms 111:1-2

Where will the writer says he will give thanks to Yahweh with his whole heart?

He will give thanks to Yahweh in the assembly of the upright, in their gathering.

Psalms 111:3-4

How long will Yahweh's righteousness endure?

His righteousness endures forever.

Psalms 111:5

What will Yahweh always call to mind?

He will always call to mind his covenant.

Psalms 111:6-7

How did Yahweh show his powerful works to his people?

He showed his powerful works to the people in giving them the inheritance of the nations.

Psalms 111:8

How are Yahweh's instructions to be observed?

All his instructions are to be observed faithfully and properly.

Psalms 111:9

How does the writer describe Yahweh's name?

The writer says, "Holy and awesome is his name."

Psalms 111:10

What is the beginning of wisdom?

To honor Yahweh is the beginning of wisdom.

What do those who carry out Yahweh's instructions have?

Those who carry out his instructions have good understanding.

Psalms 112

Psalms 112:2

What happens to the descendants of the man who obeys Yahweh and who greatly delights in his commandments?

His descendants will be powerful on earth and will be blessed.

Psalms 112:3-4

What is in the house of the man who obeys Yahweh?

Wealth and riches are in his house.

Psalms 112:5-6

For whom does the writer says things will go well?

It will go well for the man who deals graciously and lends money, and who conducts his affairs with honesty.

Psalms 112:7-8

What does the righteous man do rather than fear bad news?

He does not fear, but he is confident, trusting in Yahweh.

Psalms 112:9

What happens to the godly person who generously gives to the poor?

He will be exalted with honor.

Psalms 112:10

What happens to the wicked person who sees the blessing of the righteous person and is angry?

The wicked person will gnash with his teeth and melt away.

Psalms 113

Psalms 113:2-3

When will the name of Yahweh be blessed?

His name will be blessed both now and forevermore.

Psalms 113:4

Where does the glory of Yahweh reach?

His glory reaches above the skies.

Psalms 113:5

Where is the seat of Yahweh?

His seat is on high, from where he looks down at the sky and earth.

Psalms 113:6-7

Where is the seat of Yahweh?

His seat is on high, from where he looks down at the sky and earth.

Psalms 113:8

Where does Yahweh seat the poor and the needy person when he raises him up?

Yahweh seats him with princes, with the princes of his people.

Psalms 113:9

What does Yahweh give the barren woman?

He gives the barren woman in the house a seat like a joyful mother of the children.

Psalms 114

Psalms 114:2-3

When Israel left Egypt, what did Judah and Israel become?

Judah became his sanctuary, and Israel became his kingdom.

Psalms 114:4-6

What did the mountains and the hills do when the Israelites came to the land?

The mountains skipped like rams, and the hills skipped like lambs.

Psalms 114:7

Why does the writer say the earth should tremble?

The earth should tremble before the Lord, at the presence of the God of Jacob.

Psalms 114:8

Into what does the writer say Yahweh turned the rock and the hard rock?

He turned the rock into a pool of water, and the hard rock into a spring of water.

Psalms 115

Psalms 115:1-3

For what reason does David pray that Yahweh would bring honor to Yahweh's name?

He asks Yahweh to bring honor to his hame for his covenant faithfulness and for his trustworthiness.

Psalms 115:4

What does David says the nations' idols are?

He says their idols are silver and gold, the work of men's hands.

Psalms 115:5

What are the idols not able to do?

They are not able to speak, or see, or hear, or smell.

Psalms 115:6-8

What are the idols not able to do?

They are not able to speak, or see, or hear, or smell.

Psalms 115:9

Why should everyone trust in Yahweh?

They should trust in Yahweh because his is their help and shield.

Psalms 115:10

Why should everyone trust in Yahweh?

They should trust in Yahweh because his is their help and shield.

Psalms 115:11-12

Why should everyone trust in Yahweh?

They should trust in Yahweh because his is their help and shield.

Psalms 115:13-15

How old must a person be for Yahweh to bless him?

Yahweh will bless those who honor him, both young and old.

Psalms 115:16-17

To whom do the heavens and earth belong?

The heavens belong to Yahweh; but the earth he has given to mankind.

Psalms 115:18

How long does David say people will bless Yahweh?

He says they will bless Yahweh now and forevermore.

Psalms 116

Psalms 116:1-2

For what reason does the writer say he loves Yahweh?

He loves Yahweh because Yahweh hears his voice and his pleas for mercy.

Psalms 116:3-5

What did the writer feel when he was surrounded by the cords of death and confronted by the snares of sheol?

He felt anguish and sorrow.

Psalms 116:6-7

Who does Yahweh protect?

Yahweh protects the naive.

Psalms 116:8

From what was the writer's soul freed?

Yahweh freed his soul from death.

Psalms 116:9-13

Where does the writer say he will serve Yahweh?

He will serve Yahweh in the land of the living.

Psalms 116:14

Where does the writer say he will fulfill his vows to Yahweh?

He will fulfill his vows in the presence of all his people.

Psalms 116:15-16

What is precious in the sight of Yahweh?

Precious in the sight of Yahweh is the death of his saints.

Psalms 116:17-18

What does the writer say he will offer to Yahweh for taking away his bonds?

He says he will offer to him the sacrifice of thanksgiving.

Psalms 116:19

In whose presence will the writer fulfill his vows to Yahweh?

He will fulfill his vows in the presence of all Yahweh's people.

Psalms 117

Psalms 117:1

Who does this writer call upon to praise Yahweh?

He calls upon all the nations and all the peoples to praise Yahweh.

Psalms 117:2

What is great toward his people?

Yahweh's covenant faithfulness is great toward his people.

How long does the trustworthiness of Yahweh endure?

The trustworthiness of Yahweh endures forever.

Psalms 118

Psalms 118:2-4

What are the two reasons the writer says people should give thanks to Yahweh?

They should give thanks to Yahweh because he is good and because his covenant faithfulness endures forever.

Psalms 118:5-7

How did the Yahweh respond when the writer called out to him?

Yahweh answered him and set him free.

Psalms 118:8-11

The writer says it is better to take shelter in Yahweh than do what?

It is better to take shelter in Yahweh than to put confidence in man.

Psalms 118:12-14

What does the writer say all the nations were like when they surrounded him?

He said all the nations surrounded him like bees.

Psalms 118:15-17

What kind of shout is heard in the tents of the righteous?

The joyful shout of victory is heard in the tents of the righteous.

Psalms 118:18

What has Yahweh not done when he punished the writer harshly?

Yahweh did not hand him over to death.

Psalms 118:19-21

What will the writer do when Yahweh opens the gates of righteousness to him?

The writer will enter the gates of righteousness and give thanks to Yahweh.

Psalms 118:22-23

What has happened to the stone that the builders rejected?

The stone that the builders rejected has become the cornerstone.

Psalms 118:24-26

What will the people do on the day on which Yahweh has acted?

They will rejoice and be glad in it.

Psalms 118:27

What does the writer say the people should do with the sacrifice?

They should bind the sacrifice with cords to the horns of the altar.

Psalms 118:28-29

What does the writer say he will do because Yahweh is his God?

He will give thanks to Yahweh, and will exalt him.

Psalms 119

Psalms 119:2-5

How does the writer say people should seek Yahweh?

They should seek him with all their heart.

Psalms 119:6

What does the writer say would happen if he would be firmly established in the observance of Yahweh's statutes?

He says he would not be put to shame when he thinks of all Yahweh's commandments.

Psalms 119:7-8

With what does the writer give thanks to Yahweh?

He gives thanks with a sincere heart.

Psalms 119:9-103

How does the writer say a young person can keep his path pure?

A young person can keep his path pure by obeying Yahweh's word.

Psalms 119:104-105

The writer says Yahweh's words are sweeter than what?

Yahweh's words are sweeter than honey to the writer's mouth!

Psalms 119:106-10

What one thing has the writer sworn and confirmed?

He has sworn and has confirmed that he will observe Yahweh's decrees.

Psalms 119:11-110

Why has the writer stored up Yahweh's word in his heart?

He has stored up Yahweh's word in his heart so that he might not sin against Yahweh.

Psalms 119:111-113

What does the writer claim as his heritage forever and the joy of his heart?

He claims Yahweh's covenant decrees as his heritage forever, for they are the joy of his heart.

Psalms 119:114-117

Since Yahweh is his hiding place and his shield, what is the writer waiting for?

The writer is waiting for Yahweh's word.

Psalms 119:118-119

Why does Yahweh rejects all those who stray from his statutes?

He rejects all those who stray from his statutes, for those people are deceptive and unreliable.

Psalms 119:120-122

In fear of what does the writer's body tremble?

His body trembles in fear of Yahweh.

Psalms 119:123-124

For what does the writer wait as his eyes grow tired?

He waits for Yahweh's salvation and for his righteous word.

Psalms 119:125-127

Why does the writer ask Yahweh for understanding?

He asks for understanding so that he might know Yahweh's covenant decrees.

Psalms 119:128-129

What does the writer hate?

He hates every path of falsehood.

Psalms 119:130-131

What does the unfolding of Yahweh's words give?

The unfolding of Yahweh's words gives light, and understanding to the untrained.

Psalms 119:132-133

What does Yahweh always do for those who love his name?

Yahweh always turns to them and has mercy on them.

Psalms 119:134-135

Why does the writer ask Yahweh redeem him from human oppression?

He asks Yahweh to redeem him so that he might observe Yahweh's instructions.

Psalms 119:136-137

Why do streams of tears run down from the writer's eyes?

Streams of tears run down from his eyes because people do not observe Yahweh's law.

Psalms 119:138-13

In what way has Yahweh given his covenant decrees?

Yahweh has given his covenant decrees righteously and faithfully.

Psalms 119:14-140

In what does the writer rejoice more than in all riches?

He rejoices in the way of Yahweh's covenant decrees more than in all riches.

Psalms 119:141-142

What does the writer not do despite the fact that he is insignificant and despised?

He does not forget Yahweh's instructions.

Psalms 119:143-145

What are Yahweh's commandments to the writer, even though distress and anguish have found him?

Though distress and anguish have found him, Yahweh's commandments are still his delight.

Psalms 119:146-14

What will the writer do if Yahweh saves him?

He will observe Yahweh's covenant decrees.

Psalms 119:15-151

What will the writer do with Yahweh's instructions?

He will meditate on Yahweh's instructions.

Psalms 119:152

What did the writer learn long ago from Yahweh's covenant decrees?

He learned that Yahweh had set his covenant decrees in place forever.

Psalms 119:153-154

Why does writer say that Yahweh should look on his affliction and help him?

Yahweh should help him because the writer does not forget Yahweh's law.

Psalms 119:155-157

Why is salvation far from the wicked?

Salvation is far from the wicked, for they do not love Yahweh's statutes.

Psalms 119:158-159

Why does the writer view the treacherous with disgust?

He views the treacherous with disgust because they do not observe Yahweh's word.

Psalms 119:160

How long does every one of Yahweh's decrees last?

Every one of Yahweh's decrees lasts forever.

Psalms 119:161-163

Of what is the writer afraid when the princes persecute him without cause?

He is afraid of disobeying Yahweh's word.

Psalms 119:164-167

How often does the writer praise Yahweh because of his righteous decrees?

He praises Yahweh seven times a day.

Psalms 119:168-169

Why does the writer keep Yahweh's instructions and solemn commands?

He keeps Yahweh's instructions and solemn commands because Yahweh is aware of everything the writer does.

Psalms 119:170-171

What did Yahweh promise in his word to do?

Yahweh promised in his word to help the writer as his plea comes before Yahweh.

Psalms 119:172-175

Why does the writer ask Yahweh to let his tongue sing about Yahweh's word?

He wants his tongue to sing about Yahweh's word because all Yahweh's commandments are right.

Psalms 119:176-17

What does the writer ask Yahweh to do when the writer has wandered off like a lost sheep?

He asks Yahweh to seek his servant, for he has not forgotten Yahweh's commandments.

Psalms 119:18-19

How will the writer see marvelous things in Yahweh's law?

He will see marvelous things in Yahweh's law when Yahweh opens his eyes.

Psalms 119:20

What happens to the writer's soul as he longs to know Yahweh's righteous decrees?

His soul is crushed by longing to know Yahweh's righteous decrees.

Psalms 119:21-22

Who does the writer say is cursed and wanders from Yahweh's commandments?

The proud are cursed and wander from Yahweh's commandments.

Psalms 119:23-24

What does the writer do even though rulers plot and slander him?

He meditates on Yahweh's statutes.

Psalms 119:25-26

By what means does the writer ask Yahweh to give him life?

He asks Yahweh to give him life by Yahweh's word.

Psalms 119:27-28

Why does the writer want to understand the ways of Yahweh's instructions?

He wants to understand the ways of Yahweh's instructions so he can meditate on Yahweh's wondrous teachings.

Psalms 119:29-35

From what path does the writer ask Yahweh to turn the writer?

He asks Yahweh to turn him from the path of deceit.

Psalms 119:36

Where does the writer asks Yahweh to direct the writer's heart?

He asks Yahweh to direct his heart toward Yahweh's covenant decrees and away from unrighteous gain.

Psalms 119:37-42

From what does the writer ask Yahweh to turn the writer's eyes?

He asks Yahweh to turn the writer's eyes from looking at worthless things.

Psalms 119:43-44

What does the writer ask Yahweh to not take from his mouth?

He asks Yahweh to not take the word of truth from his mouth.

Psalms 119:45-46

Why does the writer say that he will walk securely?

He will walk securely because he seeks Yahweh's instructions.

Psalms 119:47-48

What does the writer says he dearly loves?

He dearly loves Yahweh's commandments.

Psalms 119:49-50

What does the writer ask Yahweh to call to mind?

He asks Yahweh to call to mind his promise to his servant.

Psalms 119:51-53

Even though the proud have scoffed at him, what has the writer not done?

The writer has not turned away from Yahweh's law.

Psalms 119:54-57

The writer says Yahweh's statutes have been his songs in what kind of house?

Yahweh's statutes have been the writer's songs in the house where he temporarily lives.

Psalms 119:58-60

With what did the writer request Yahweh's favor?

He earnestly requested Yahweh's favor with his whole heart.

Psalms 119:61-62

What has the writer not forgotten when the cords of the wicked ensnared him?

He has not forgotten Yahweh's law.

Psalms 119:63-65

The writer is a companion of what kind of people?

He is a companion of all who honor Yahweh, to all who observe his instructions.

Psalms 119:66-68

Why does the writer ask Yahweh to teach him proper discernment and understanding?

He asks Yahweh to teach him proper discernment and understanding because he has believed in Yahweh's commandments.

Psalms 119:69-70

What did the writer do when the arrogant smeared him with lies?

He kept Yahweh's instructions with his whole heart.

Psalms 119:71

Why does the writer say that it is good that he has suffered?

It was good for him to suffer so that he would learn Yahweh's statutes.

Psalms 119:72-73

The writer says that instruction from Yahweh's mouth is more precious to him than what?

Instruction from Yahweh's mouth is more precious to him than thousands of pieces of gold and silver.

Psalms 119:74-75

Why does the writer say that those who honor Yahweh will be glad when they see the writer?

They will be glad when they see the writer because he found hope in Yahweh's word.

Psalms 119:76-79

How does the writer say that Yahweh afflicted him?

In faithfulness Yahweh afflicted him.

Psalms 119:80-81

The writer asks that his heart may be blameless with respect to Yahweh's statutes so that what might not happen?

He wants his heart be blameless with respect to Yahweh's statutes so that the writer may not be put to shame.

Psalms 119:82-84

What do the writers' eyes long to see?

His eyes long to see Yahweh's promise.

Psalms 119:85-87

How have the proud defied Yahweh's law?

The proud have dug pits for the writer, defying Yahweh's law.

Psalms 119:88-89

The writer prays that Yahweh would keep him alive so that the writer may do what?

He asks Yahweh to keep him alive so that he may keep the covenant decrees that Yahweh's has spoken.

Psalms 119:90-92

How long does Yahweh's faithfulness last?

Yahweh's faithfulness lasts for all generations.

Psalms 119:93-95

Why will the writer never forget Yahweh's instructions?

He will never forget Yahweh's instructions, for through them Yahweh has kept him alive.

Psalms 119:96-98

What is the only thing that does not have limits?

Yahweh's commandments are broad, beyond limits.

Psalms 119:99-176

Why does the writer say he has more understanding than all his teachers?

He has more understanding than all his teachers, for he meditates on Yahweh's covenant decrees.

Psalms 12

Psalms 12:1

Why is David asking for Yahweh's help?

David is asking for Yahweh's help because the godly have disappeared and the faithful have vanished.

Psalms 12:2

How does everyone speak to his neighbor?

Everyone says empty words to his neighbor, and speaks with flattering lips and a double heart.

Psalms 12:3

What does David want Yahweh to do to the flattering lips?

David wants Yahweh to cut off all flatterings lips and every tongue declaring great things.

Psalms 12:4

What flattering thing have some said?

Some have said, " With our tongues will we prevail. When our lips speak, who can be lord over us?"

Psalms 12:5

What will Yahweh do for the poor and the needy?

Yahweh will arise and provide safety for which they long.

Psalms 12:6

What are the words of Yahweh like?

Yahweh's words are pure words like silver purified in a furnace and refined seven times.

Psalms 12:7

What does David ask Yahweh to do for godly people?

He asks Yahweh to forever keep and preserve them from this wicked generation.

Psalms 12:8

What causes the wicked to walk on every side?

The wicked walk on every side when evil is exalted among the sons of men.

Psalms 120

Psalms 120:1

What did Yahweh do when the writer called out in distress?

The writer says that Yahweh answered him.

Psalms 120:2-3

What is the writer asking Yahweh to do for his soul?

The writer is asking Yahweh to rescue his soul from those who lie with and deceive with their tongues.

Psalms 120:4

What is the writer telling the people that Yahweh will do to those with a deceitful tongue?

Yahweh will shoot them with sharp arrows and with arrowheads heated over the hot coals from wood of the broom tree.

Psalms 120:5

Where does the writer say that he has temporarily lived and previously lived?

The writer says that he temporarily lived in Meshech and previously lived among the tents of Kedar.

Psalms 120:6

What does the writer say about peace?

The writer says that he has lived for too long with those who hate peace and he is for peace.

Psalms 120:7

What does the writer say about peace?

The writer says that he has lived for too long with those who hate peace and he is for peace.

Psalms 121

Psalms 121:1

What will the writer lift his eyes up to?

The writer says he will lift up his eyes to the mountains.

Psalms 121:2

From whom does the writer say his help comes?

The writer says his help comes from Yahweh.

Psalms 121:3

How will Yahweh help the writer?

Yahweh will not allow the writer's foot to slip and will protect him.

Psalms 121:4-5

What does the writer say the guardian of Israel never does?

The guardian of Israel never slumbers or sleeps.

Who is Israel's guardian and shade?

Yahweh is Israel's guardian and the shade at their right hand.

Psalms 121:6

What will not harm Israel?

The sun will not harm them by day nor the moon by night.

Psalms 121:7

Who will protect Israel from all evil, keep their soul, and protect them in all they do?

Yahweh will protect them from all evil, keep their soul and protect them in all they do.

Psalms 121:8

Who will protect Israel from all evil, keep their soul, and protect them in all they do?

Yahweh will protect them from all evil, keep their soul and protect them in all they do.

Psalms 122

Psalms 122:1

What was said to David to make him glad?

"Let us go to the house of Yahweh" was said to David.

Psalms 122:2

Where are the people's feet standing?

Their feet are standing inside the gates of Jerusalem.

Psalms 122:3

How was Jerusalem built?

Jerusalem was built like a city that is compact together.

Psalms 122:4

Why did the tribes go up to Jerusalem?

The tribes go up to Jerusalem to give thanks to the name of Yahweh.

Psalms 122:5

Why do the leaders sit on thrones in Jerusalem?

The leaders sit on thrones for judgement for the house of David.

Psalms 122:6

What will happen to those who love Jerusalem?

Those who love Jerusalem will prosper.

Psalms 122:7

What does David want to be within the walls and towers of Jerusalem?

He wants there to be peace within the walls and prosperity within the towers.

Psalms 122:8

For whose sake will David say, "May there be peace in you."?

David says this for the sake of his brothers and companions.

Psalms 122:9

Why does David say he will pray for Jerusalem's good?

He will pray for Jerusalem's good for he sake of the house of Yahweh.

Psalms 123

Psalms 123:1

To whom does the writer lift up his eyes?

The writer lifts up his eye to the one who is enthroned in the heavens.

Psalms 123:2

How long do the eyes of the people look to Yahweh their God?

They look to Yahweh until he has mercy on them.

Psalms 123:3

Why do the people ask Yahweh to have mercy on them?

The people are filled with humiliation, they are more than full of the scoffing of the insolent and with the contempt of the proud.

Psalms 123:4

Why do the people ask Yahweh to have mercy on them?

The people are filled with humiliation, they are more than full of the scoffing of the insolent and with the contempt of the proud.

Psalms 124

Psalms 124:1

What would have happened if Yahweh had not been on the side of Israel when men rose up against them?

If Yahweh had not been on the side of Israel, the men who rose up against them would have swallowed them up alive.

Psalms 124:2

What would have happened if Yahweh had not been on the side of Israel when men rose up against them?

If Yahweh had not been on the side of Israel, the men who rose up against them would have swallowed them up alive.

Psalms 124:3

What would have happened if Yahweh had not been on the side of Israel when men rose up against them?

If Yahweh had not been on the side of Israel, the men who rose up against them would have swallowed them up alive.

Psalms 124:4

What would the water, torrent and raging waters have done to Israel?

The water would have swept them away, the torrent would have overwhelmed them, and the raging waters would have drowned them.

Psalms 124:5

What would the water, torrent and raging waters have done to Israel?

The water would have swept them away, the torrent would have overwhelmed them, and the raging waters would have drowned them.

Psalms 124:6

What did the people do after Yahweh did not allow them to be torn by their enemy's teeth?

The people blessed Yahweh.

Psalms 124:7

What is the escape of the Israelites like?

Their escape is like a bird out of the snare of the fowlers.

Psalms 124:8

From where does David say the Israelite's help comes?

Their help comes from Yahweh who made heaven and earth.

Psalms 125

Psalms 125:1

What are those who trust in Yahweh like?

They are like Mount Zion, unshakable and forever enduring.

Psalms 125:2

To what does the writer compare the way that Yahweh surrounds his people?

The writer compares the way Yahweh surrounds his people to the mountains that surround Jerusalem, now and forever.

Psalms 125:3

What must not rule in the land of the righteous?

The scepter of wickedness must not rule in the land of the righteous.

Psalms 125:4

To whom does the writer request that Yahweh do good?

He requests that Yahweh do good to those who are upright in their hearts.

Psalms 125:5

What will happen to those who turn aside to their crooked ways?

Yahweh will lead them away with the evildoers.

What does the writer want to be on Israel?

The writer wants there to be peace on Israel.

Psalms 126

Psalms 126:1

What did it seem like when Yahweh restored well being to Zion?

It seemed like they were those who dream.

Psalms 126:2

What filled the mouth of the people when Yahweh restored well being to Zion?

Their mouths were filled with laughter and our tongues with singing.

Psalms 126:3

What filled the mouth of the people when Yahweh restored well being to Zion?

Their mouths were filled with laughter and our tongues with singing.

Psalms 126:4

What does the writer request of Yahweh?

The writer requests that Yahweh restore their fortunes.

Psalms 126:5

What will happen to those who sow in tears?

They will reap with shouts of joy.

Psalms 126:6

What will happen to the person who goes out weeping and carrying seed for sowing?

He will return with shouts of joy, bringing his sheaves with him.

Psalms 127

Psalms 127:1

What happens if Yahweh does not build the house and does not guard the city?

When Yahweh does not build the house those who build it work uselessly and if Yahweh does not guard the city the watchman stands guard uselessly.

Psalms 127:2

What does Yahweh give to his beloved?

Yahweh gives his beloved sleep.

Psalms 127:3

What are a heritage and a reward from Yahweh?

Children are a heritage and the fruit of the womb is a reward from Yahweh.

Psalms 127:4

What are the children of one's youth like?

Children are like arrows in the hand of the warrior.

Psalms 127:5

When will the blessed man, who has his quiver full of children, not be put to shame?

He will not be put to shame when he confronts his enemies in the gate.

Psalms 128

Psalms 128:1

What happens to those who honor Yahweh and walk in his ways?

Everyone who honors Yahweh and walks in his ways is blessed.

Psalms 128:2

What does the writer say will happen to the person who enjoys what his hands have provided?

That person will be blessed and prosper.

Psalms 128:3

What does the writer say the wife of the blessed man is like?

She is like a fruitful vine.

What does the writer say the children of the blessed man will be like?

His children will be like olive plants.

Psalms 128:4

What will happen to the man who honors Yahweh?

The man who honors Yahweh will be blessed.

Psalms 128:5

What does the writer ask Yahweh to do for the man who is blessed from Zion?

The writer asks that the man from Zion may see the prosperity of Jerusalem all the days of his life and that he may live to see his children's children.

Psalms 128:6

What does the writer ask Yahweh to do for the man who is blessed from Zion?

The writer asks that the man from Zion may see the prosperity of Jerusalem all the days of his life and that he may live to see his children's children.

Psalms 129

Psalms 129:1

How long has Israel been under attack and not defeated?

Israel has been under attack and not defeated since it's youth.

Psalms 129:2

How long has Israel been under attack and not defeated?

Israel has been under attack and not defeated since it's youth.

Psalms 129:3

What did the plowers do on Israel's back?

The plowers plowed on Israel's back and made their furrows long.

Psalms 129:4

What has righteous Yahweh done for Israel?

Yahweh has cut the ropes of the wicked.

Psalms 129:5-7

What does the writer want to happen to those who hate Zion?

He wants for them to all be put to shame and turned back.

Psalms 129:8

What does the writer not want those who pass by to say?

He does not want them to say, "May the blessing of Yahweh be on you; we bless you in the name of Yahweh."

Psalms 13

Psalms 13:3

How does David ask Yahweh to respond to his prayer?

He asks Yahweh to look at him, answer him, and enlighten his eyes.

What does David fear will happen if Yahweh does not answer?

David fears he will sleep in death.

Psalms 13:4

What does David not want his enemies to say about him?

He does not want them to say they have defeated him and prevailed over their adversary.

What will happen if David is defeated?

His enemies will rejoice when he is brought down.

Psalms 13:5

In what has David trusted?

David has trusted in Yahweh's covenant faithfulness.

In what does David's heart rejoice?

His heart rejoices in Yahweh's salvation.

Psalms 13:6

Why will David sing to Yahweh?

David will sing because Yahweh has treated him very generously.

Psalms 130

Psalms 130:1

What does the writer cry out to Yahweh?

The writer the Lord to hear his voice and to be attentive to his pleas.

Psalms 130:2

What does the writer cry out to Yahweh?

The writer the Lord to hear his voice and to be attentive to his pleas.

Psalms 130:3

Why does the writer say Yahweh should be revered?

Yahweh should be revered because there is forgiveness with him.

Psalms 130:4

Why does the writer say Yahweh should be revered?

Yahweh should be revered because there is forgiveness with him.

Psalms 130:5

For whom does the writer's soul wait and hope?

His soul waits for Yahweh and in his word does he hope.

Psalms 130:6

For whom does the writer's soul wait and hope?

His soul waits for Yahweh and in his word does he hope.

Psalms 130:7

Why does the writer tell Israel to hope in Yahweh?

Yahweh is merciful, willing to forgive, and he will redeem Israel from all sins.

Psalms 130:8

Why does the writer tell Israel to hope in Yahweh?

Yahweh is merciful, willing to forgive, and he will redeem Israel from all sins.

Psalms 131

Psalms 131:1

How does David describe his heart and eyes?

His heart is not proud and his eyes are not haughty.

Psalms 131:2

What David's soul like?

His soul is stilled and quieted like a weaned child.

Psalms 131:3

When does David tell Israel to hope in Yahweh?

He tells them to hope in Yahweh now and forever.

Psalms 132

Psalms 132:1

What did the writer ask Yahweh to remember?

He asked Yahweh to call to mind David's afflictions, how he swore to Yahweh, and how he vowed to the mighty one of Jacob.

Psalms 132:2-4

What did the writer ask Yahweh to remember?

He asked Yahweh to call to mind David's afflictions, how he swore to Yahweh, and how he vowed to the mighty one of Jacob.

Psalms 132:5-6

David vowed that he would not enter his house or sleep until he did what?

He said he would not sleep until he found a place for Yahweh, a tabernacle for the Mighty One of Jacob.

Psalms 132:7-8

Where will the people go and what will they do when they get there?

They will go into God's tabernacle and will worship at his footstool.

Psalms 132:9

How may the priests be clothed and who may shout for joy?

The priests may be clothed with integrity and God's faithful ones may shout for joy.

Psalms 132:10

From whom should the faithful ones not turn?

They should not turn away from their anointed king.

Psalms 132:11-12

What is the oath Yahweh swore to David?

Yahweh swore to be trustworthy to David.

Psalms 132:13

Where does the writer desire to rest and live forever?

He desires to rest and live in Yahweh's chosen Zion.

Psalms 132:14

Where does the writer desire to rest and live forever?

He desires to rest and live in Yahweh's chosen Zion.

Psalms 132:15

What will Yahweh do for Zion?

He will abundantly bless her, satisfy her poor with bread, and clothe her priests with salvation.

Psalms 132:16-17

What will Yahweh do for Zion?

He will abundantly bless her, satisfy her poor with bread, and clothe her priests with salvation.

Psalms 132:18

Who will Yahweh clothe with shame?

He will clothe his enemies with shame.

Psalms 133

Psalms 133:1

What does David say about brothers?

He says it is good and pleasant for them to remain together in unity.

Psalms 133:2

What does David say the unity of brothers is like?

It is like the precious oil that flowed down the head, beard, and garments of Aaron. It is also like the dew of Hermon, which comes down upon the mountains of Zion.

Psalms 133:3

What does David say the unity of brothers is like?

It is like the precious oil that flowed down the head, beard, and garments of Aaron. It is also like the dew of Hermon, which comes down upon the mountains of Zion.

Where did Yahweh decree the blessing of life forevermore?

He decreed life forevermore upon the mountains of Zion.

Psalms 134

Psalms 134:1

What should all the servants of Yahweh do?

They should come, bless Yahweh, and lift up their hands to the holy place.

Psalms 134:2

What should all the servants of Yahweh do?

They should come, bless Yahweh, and lift up their hands to the holy place.

Psalms 134:3

Where will Yahweh, who made heaven and earth, bless his servents?

He will bless them from Zion.

Psalms 135

Psalms 135:1

Who should praise Yahweh?

The servants of Yahweh, those who stand in Yahweh's house, and those in the courtyards should praise Yahweh.

Psalms 135:2

Who should praise Yahweh?

The servants of Yahweh, those who stand in Yahweh's house, and those in the courtyards should praise Yahweh.

Psalms 135:3-4

Why should the servants of Yahweh praise and sing to him?

They should praise Yahweh for he is good, and they should sing for it is pleasant to do.

Psalms 135:5

What does the writer know about Yahweh?

He knows that Yahweh is great, he is above all gods, and whatever Yahweh desires he does in heaven, earth and in the seas.

Psalms 135:6

What does the writer know about Yahweh?

He knows that Yahweh is great, he is above all gods, and whatever Yahweh desires he does in heaven, earth and in the seas.

Psalms 135:7

What acts does Yahweh do that show his greatness?

Yahweh brings the clouds, makes lightening bolts accompany the rain, and brings the wind out of his storehouse.

Psalms 135:8

What did Yahweh do to the Egyptians?

He killed the firstborn man and animals of Egypt and he sent signs and wonders against Pharaoh and all his servants.

Psalms 135:9-11

What did Yahweh do to the Egyptians?

He killed the firstborn man and animals of Egypt and he sent signs and wonders against Pharaoh and all his servants.

Psalms 135:12-14

What did Yahweh do with the land of the nations the Israelites attacked?

He gave their land as a heritage to Israel his people.

Psalms 135:15

What do the nations' idols look like?

They are made of silver and gold, have mouths, eyes, and ears but they do not speak, see, hear, nor breathe.

Psalms 135:16

What do the nations' idols look like?

They are made of silver and gold, have mouths, eyes, and ears but they do not speak, see, hear, nor breathe.

Psalms 135:17

What do the nations' idols look like?

They are made of silver and gold, have mouths, eyes, and ears but they do not speak, see, hear, nor breathe.

Psalms 135:18

Who made the nations' idols?

The men who are like them and trust in them made them.

Psalms 135:19

Who should bless Yahweh?

The descendants of Israel, Aaron, Levi, and those that honor Yahweh should bless him.

Psalms 135:20-21

Who should bless Yahweh?

The descendants of Israel, Aaron, Levi, and those that honor Yahweh should bless him.

Psalms 136

Psalms 136:1-3

Why should the people give thanks to Yahweh?

They should give thanks to him for he is good, and his covenant faithfulness endures forever.

Psalms 136:4-9

What does Yahweh do that no one else does?

Yahweh alone does great wonders.

Psalms 136:10-13

Why did Yahweh do to the firstborn of Egypt?

He killed the firstborn of Egypt.

Psalms 136:14-15

What did Yahweh do for Israel when he divided the Red Sea?

He made the Isrealites to pass through the middle the Red Sea.

Psalms 136:16-20

How was Yahweh faithful to his people?

He led his people through the wilderness.

Psalms 136:21

What did Yahweh do with the land of the great kings?

He gave their land as an inheritance to Israel his servant.

Psalms 136:22-25

What did Yahweh do with the land of the great kings?

He gave their land as an inheritance to Israel his servant.

Psalms 136:26

Why does the writer say to give thanks to the God of heaven?

People should give thanks to him because of his faithfulness.

Psalms 137

Psalms 137:1-2

Where were the captives when they sat down and wept?

They were by the rivers of Babylon.

Psalms 137:3-4

What did the captors require the captives to sing?

Their captors required them to be happy and sing songs of Zion.

Psalms 137:5

What does the writer want happen if he forgets Jerusalem and thinks about Yahweh no more?

He wants his right hand to forget his skill and his tongue to cling to the roof of his mouth.

Psalms 137:6

What does the writer want happen if he forgets Jerusalem and thinks about Yahweh no more?

He wants his right hand to forget his skill and his tongue to cling to the roof of his mouth.

Psalms 137:7

What did the writer want Yahweh to remember about the Edomites?

He wanted Yahweh to remember that on the day Jerusalem fell the Edomites said, "Tear it down, tear it down to its foundations".

Psalms 137:8

Who does the writer want be blessed?

He wants the person who destroys Babylon to be blessed.

Psalms 137:9

Who does the writer want be blessed?

He wants the person who destroys Babylon to be blessed.

Psalms 138

Psalms 138:2

What has Yahweh magnified above all?

He has magnified his word and his name above all.

Psalms 138:3

What did Yahweh do for David when he called to him?

Yahweh answered him, and encouraged and strengthened his soul.

Psalms 138:4-5

What will the kings of the earth do?

They will give thanks for Yahweh's words.

Psalms 138:6-7

For whom does Yahweh care?

He cares for the lowly.

Psalms 138:8

Who does David ask that Yahweh not forsake?

He asks that Yahweh not forsake the ones his hands made.

Psalms 139

Psalms 139:2-5

What does Yahweh understand from afar?

Yahweh understands David's thoughts from afar.

Psalms 139:6-7

How does David respond to the knowledge that Yahweh completely surrounds David?

That knowledge is too much for David, it is too high, and he cannot understand it.

Psalms 139:8-11

Where can David not go to escape from Yahweh's presence, because Yahweh is there?

He cannot go up to the heavens or make his bed in sheol, for Yahweh is there.

Psalms 139:12

How are the darkness and the light different to Yahweh?

The darkness and the light are both alike to Yahweh?

Psalms 139:13-15

Where did Yahweh form David?

Yahweh formed him in his mother's womb.

Psalms 139:16

When did Yahweh record the days of David's life?

Yahweh recorded all the days of David's life in Yahweh's book even before the first one happened.

Psalms 139:17-18

How does David describe God's thoughts?

They are precious and too vast to count.

Psalms 139:19-23

What does David want God to do to the wicked and violent men?

David wants God to kill the wicked and get the violent men away from him.

Psalms 139:24

What way does David want God to lead him?

David asks God to lead him in the way everlasting.

Psalms 14

Psalms 14:1

What does a fool say in his heart?

A fool says, "There is no God."

Psalms 14:2

Why does Yahweh looks down on the sons of mankind?

He looks down to see if there are any who understand, who seek after him.

Psalms 14:3

Who has turned aside and become filthy?

Everyone has turned aside and all have become filthy.

Psalms 14:4

Who does not call on Yahweh?

Those who commit iniquity and who eat up David's people as they eat bread, and do not call on Yahweh.

Psalms 14:5

Why do those who do not call on Yahweh tremble with dread?

They tremble with dread because God is with the righteous assembly.

Psalms 14:6

Who is the refuge of the poor person?

Yahweh is his refuge.

Psalms 14:7

What does David want to come from Zion?

David wants the salvation of Israel to come from Zion.

When will Jacob rejoice and Israel be glad?

When Yahweh brings back his people from the captivity.

Psalms 140

Psalms 140:1

From whom does David need Yahweh to rescue him?

David need Yahweh to rescue him from the wicked to preserve him from violent men.

Psalms 140:2

What does David say the wicked are like?

He says their tongues wound like serpents and they have vipers' poison on their lips.

Psalms 140:3

What does David say the wicked are like?

He says their tongues wound like serpents and they have vipers' poison on their lips.

Psalms 140:4

What do the violent men plan to do to David?

They plan to knock him over.

Psalms 140:5

What have the proud set for David?

They have set a trap for him, spread a net, and set a snare.

Psalms 140:6

To what does David ask Yahweh to listen?

David asks Yahweh to listen to his cries for mercy.

Psalms 140:7

What does Yahweh do for David in the day of battle?

Yahweh shields David's head in the day of battle.

Psalms 140:8

What does Yahweh do for David in the day of battle?

Yahweh shields David's head in the day of battle.

Psalms 140:9-10

What does David want to overwhelm those who surround him?

David wants the mischief of their own lips to overwhelm them.

Psalms 140:11

What does David want to happen to those who say evil things about others?

David wants anyone who says evil things about others to not be secure on the earth.

Psalms 140:12

What will Yahweh do for the afflicted and the needy?

Yahweh will maintain the cause of the afflicted and will exercise justice for the needy.

Psalms 140:13

What will the righteous people surely do?

The righteous people will surely give thanks to Yahweh's name.

What will happen the upright people?

They will live in Yahweh's presence.

Psalms 141

Psalms 141:1

What is David crying out to Yahweh?

He is crying out for Yahweh to come quickly and to listen to him when he calls.

Psalms 141:2-3

What does David want his prayer and lifted hands to be like for Yahweh?

David wants his prayer to be like incense before Yahweh and his lifted hands to be like the evening sacrifice.

Psalms 141:4

What does David not want his heart to do?

He wants his heart to not desire any evil thing, or participate in sinful activities with wicked men, and to not eat any of the evil men's delicacies.

Psalms 141:5

What does David say it will be like if a righteous man hits him?

He says if a righteous man hits him, it will be kindness to him.

What does David say it will be like if a righteous man corrects him?

He says it will be like oil on his head.

Against what does David always pray?

He always prays against the deeds of the wicked people.

Psalms 141:6

What will happen to the wicked peoples' leaders?

Their leaders will be thrown down from the top of cliffs and hear that David's own words are pleasant.

Psalms 141:7

Who will have to say "As when one plows and breaks up the ground, so our bones have been scattered at the mouth of sheol."

The wicked people will have to say, "As when one plows and breaks up the ground, so our bones have been scattered at the mouth of sheol."

Psalms 141:8

On whom are David's eyes?

David's eyes are on Yahweh, the Lord.

From what does David want Yahweh to protect him?

David wants Yahweh to protect him from the snares that have been laid for him, and from the traps of evildoers.

Psalms 141:9

From what does David want Yahweh to protect him?

David wants Yahweh to protect him from the snares that have been laid for him, and from the traps of evildoers.

Psalms 141:10

What does David want to happen to the wicked?

David wants the wicked to fall into their own nets while he escapes.

Psalms 142

Psalms 142:2

What does David pour out to Yahweh?

David pours out a lament to tell Yahweh his troubles.

Psalms 142:3

What does Yahweh know when David's spirit is weak?

Yahweh knows David's path when his spirit is weak.

Psalms 142:4

What does David see when he looks to the right?

David sees that there is no one who cares about him, and there is no escape for him.

Psalms 142:5

Who does David say Yahweh was to him?

Yahweh was David's refuge and his portion in the land of the living.

Psalms 142:6

Why does David need Yahweh to reduce him from his persecutors?

David asks Yahweh to rescue him from his persecutors because their are stronger than David.

Psalms 142:7

Why will the righteous gather around David?

The righteous will gather around David because Yahweh has been good to him.

Psalms 143

Psalms 143:2

Why does David not want Yahweh to enter judgement against him?

David does not want Yahweh to enter judgement against him because in Yahweh's sight no one is righteous.

Psalms 143:3

What has the enemy done to David?

The enemy has pursued his soul, pushed him down to the ground, and made him live in darkness.

Psalms 143:4-5

What does the enemy cause to happen to David's spirit and his heart?

The enemy causes David's spirit to overwhelm him and his heart to despair.

Psalms 143:6

How does David describe the desire of his soul for Yahweh?

David's soul thirsts for Yahweh in a parched land.

Psalms 143:7

What would cause David to become like those who go down into the pit?

David would become like those who go down to the pit if Yahweh does not answer quickly or if he hides his face from David.

Psalms 143:8-9

What does David want to hear in the morning because he trusts Yahweh?

David wants to hear Yahweh's covenant faithfulness.

What does David want Yahweh to do because he lifts up his soul to Yahweh?

David wants Yahweh to show him the way where he should walk.

Psalms 143:10-11

What does David wants to lead him in the land of uprightness?

David wants Yahweh's good spirit to lead him in the land of uprightness.

Psalms 143:12

What does David want Yahweh to do to David's enemies?

David asks Yahweh to cut off David's enemies and destroy all the enemies of David's life.

Psalms 144

Psalms 144:1-2

For what does Yahweh train David's hands for war and his fingers?

Yahweh trains David's hands for war and his fingers for battle.

Psalms 144:3-4

Who does Yahweh notice and thinks about that surprises David?

David is surprised that Yahweh notices man and the son of man.

Psalms 144:5-6

What would the mountains do if Yahweh touched them?

Yahweh would cause the mountains to smoke if he touched them.

Psalms 144:7-8

How does Yahweh rescue David from the hand of foreigners?

Yahweh reaches out his hand from above and rescues David out of the waters and from the hands of foreigners.

Psalms 144:9-10

On what instrument will David sing a new song to God?

David will sing a new song to God on the lute of ten strings.

Psalms 144:11

What do the mouths of the foreigners speak?

Their mouths speak lies and their right hand is falsehood.

Psalms 144:12-14

What does David want Israel's sons to be like?

He wants them to be like plants who grow to full size in their youth.

What does David want Israel's daughters to be like?

He wants them to be like carved corner pillars, shapely like those of a palace.

Psalms 144:15

Who does David say are the people who are happy?

He says the people who are happy are those whose God is Yahweh.

Psalms 145

Psalms 145:1

Who will David extol and bless?

David will extol his God and King, blessing his name forever and ever.

Psalms 145:2-3

How often does David bless God?

Every day David will bless God.

Psalms 145:4

What will one generation praise and proclaim to the next?

One generation will praise God's deeds to the next and proclaim his mighty actions.

Psalms 145:5-6

On what will David meditate?

He will meditate on the majesty of Yahweh's glory and on his marvelous deeds.

Psalms 145:7-9

What will one generation declare and sing about to the next?

They will declare Yahweh's abounding goodness and sing about his righteousness.

Psalms 145:10

What will thank and bless Yahweh?

All that Yahweh has made will give thanks to him and his faithful ones will bless him.

Psalms 145:11-12

Who will speak of the glory of Yahweh's kingdom and tell of Yahweh's power?

Yahweh's faithful ones will speak of the glory of his kingdom and tell of his power.

Psalms 145:13

How long will Yahweh's kingdom last?

Yahweh's kingdom is an everlasting kingdom and his dominion endures throughout all generations.

Psalms 145:14

Who does Yahweh support and raise up?

Yahweh supports all who are falling and raises up all those who are bent over.

Psalms 145:15

Whose eyes wait for Yahweh and is given food at the right time?

Everyone's eyes wait for Yahweh and are given food at the right time.

Psalms 145:16-17

How does Yahweh satisfy the desires of every living thing?

Yahweh opens his hand and satisfies the desire of every living thing.

Psalms 145:18-19

To whom is Yahweh near?

Yahweh is near to all those who call to him and to all who call to him in trustworthiness.

Psalms 145:20-21

What does Yahweh do for those who love him?

Yahweh watches over all those who love him.

What will Yahweh do to all the wicked?

He will destroy all the wicked.

Psalms 146

Psalms 146:2

How long will the writer praise Yahweh?

He will praise Yahweh as long as he lives.

Psalms 146:3

What should one not put their trust in?

People should not put their trust in princes or in mankind, in whom there is no salvation.

Psalms 146:4

What happens when a person's life's breath stops?

When a person's life's breath stops, he returns to the ground; on that day his plans end.

Psalms 146:5

Who is the one who is blessed?

The one who is blessed is the one who has the God of Jacob for his help, whose hope is in Yahweh his God.

Psalms 146:6

What has Yahweh made?

Yahweh made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that is in them.

Psalms 146:7

What does God do for the oppressed and the hungry?

Yahweh executes justice for the oppressed and gives food to the hungry.

Psalms 146:8

What does Yahweh do for the blind and those who are bowed down?

Yahweh opens the eyes of the blind, and raises up those who are bowed down.

Psalms 146:9

Who does Yahweh protect?

Yahweh protects the foreigners in the land.

Psalms 146:10

How long will Yahweh reign?

Yahweh will reign forever, for all generations.

Psalms 147

Psalms 147:1

Why should Yahweh be praised?

Yahweh should be praised because it is good, pleasant and suitable.

Psalms 147:2-3

How does Yahweh help his followers?

Yahweh helps rebuild Jerusalem, gathers the scattered people of Israel.

Psalms 147:4

What does Yahweh do to the stars after he counts them?

Yahweh counts the stars and gives names all of them.

Psalms 147:5

How great is Lord's understanding?

His understanding cannot be measured.

Psalms 147:6-8

What does Yahweh do to the wicked?

Yahweh brings the wicked down to the ground.

Psalms 147:9

How does Yahweh care for the animals and ravens?

Yahweh gives food to the animals and the young ravens when they cry.

Psalms 147:10

In what does Yahweh find no delight and take no pleasure?

Yahweh finds no delight in the strength of horse and takes no pleasure in the strong legs of man.

Psalms 147:11

In what does Yahweh take pleasure?

Yahweh takes pleasure in those who honor him, who hope in his covenant faithfulness.

Psalms 147:12

With what does Yahweh satisfy the people of Jerusalem?

Yahweh satisfies them with the finest of wheat.

Psalms 147:13

With what does Yahweh satisfy the people of Jerusalem?

Yahweh satisfies them with the finest of wheat.

Psalms 147:14

With what does Yahweh satisfy the people of Jerusalem?

Yahweh satisfies them with the finest of wheat.

Psalms 147:15-16

How do Yahweh's commandment of out to the earth?

Yahweh sends his commandment to earth and his command runs very swiftly.

Psalms 147:17-18

How does Yahweh dispense the hail?

Yahweh dispenses the hail like crumbs.

Psalms 147:19

To whom did Yahweh proclaim his word and his statutes and righteous decrees?

Yahweh proclaimed his word to Jacob, and his statutes and righteous decrees to Israel.

Psalms 147:20

To which other nation has Yahweh proclaimed his word, statutes and decrees?

Yahweh has not proclaimed his word, statutes and decrees to any other nation.

Psalms 148

Psalms 148:1

Who is to praise Yahweh?

Everyone in the heavens, those in the heights, all his angels and all his angel armies are to praise Yahweh.

Psalms 148:2

Who is to praise Yahweh?

Everyone in the heavens, those in the heights, all his angels and all his angel armies are to praise Yahweh.

Psalms 148:3

Who is to praise Yahweh?

The sun, moon, shining stars, highest heaven and the waters above the sky are to praise Yahweh.

Psalms 148:4

Who is to praise Yahweh?

The sun, moon, shining stars, highest heaven and the waters above the sky are to praise Yahweh.

Psalms 148:5

Why should Yahweh be praised?

Yahweh should be praised because he gave the command and everything was created.

Psalms 148:6

What decree will never change?

The decree of Yahweh will never change.

Psalms 148:7

Who should praise God from the earth?

The sea creatures, all in the ocean, fire, hail, snow , clouds and wind which fulfills his word should praise Yahweh.

Psalms 148:8

Who should praise God from the earth?

The sea creatures, all in the ocean, fire, hail, snow , clouds and wind which fulfills his word should praise Yahweh.

Psalms 148:9

Who also should praise Yahweh?

The mountains, hills, fruit trees, cedars, wild and tame animals, creatures that crawl and birds need to praise Yahweh.

Psalms 148:10

Who also should praise Yahweh?

The mountains, hills, fruit trees, cedars, wild and tame animals, creatures that crawl and birds need to praise Yahweh.

Psalms 148:11

Who else should praise Yahweh?

Kings, princes young men and women, the elderly and the children need to praise Yahweh.

Psalms 148:12

Who else should praise Yahweh?

Kings, princes young men and women, the elderly and the children need to praise Yahweh.

Psalms 148:13

Why should Yahweh be praised?

Yahweh should be praised because his name alone is exalted and his glory extends over the earth and heavens.

Psalms 148:14

Who are Yahweh's faithful ones?

The Israelites and the people near to him are Yahweh's faithful ones.

Psalms 149

Psalms 149:1

How should everyone praise Yahweh?

Everyone should sing a new song to Yahweh and sing his praise in the assembly.

Psalms 149:2

In whom should Israel rejoice?

Israel should rejoice in the one who made them a nation, and in their king.

Psalms 149:3

How should everyone praise Yahweh?

Everyone should praise Yahweh's name with dancing and sing praises to him with tambourine and harp.

Psalms 149:4

In whom does Yahweh take pleasure?

Yahweh takes pleasure in his people.

Who does Yahweh glorify?

He glorifies the humble with salvation.

Psalms 149:5

How should godly people rejoice?

Godly people should rejoice in victory and sing for joy.

Psalms 149:6

What should be in the mouths of the godly?

The praises of God should be in their mouths.

What is the purpose of the two-edged sword in the hands of the godly?

The sword in their hand is to execute vengeance on the nations and acts of punishment on the peoples.

Psalms 149:7

What is the purpose of the two-edged sword in the hands of the godly?

The sword in their hand is to execute vengeance on the nations and acts of punishment on the peoples.

Psalms 149:8

What will the godly do to the kings and nobles of the other nations?

They will bind the kings with chains and the nobles with iron shackles.

Psalms 149:9

Who will be honored when the judgement is executed?

This will be an honor for all his faithful ones.

Psalms 15

Psalms 15:1

What kind of person may stay in Yahweh's tabernacle and live on his holy hill?

The person who walks blamelessly, does what is right, and speaks truth from his heart may stay in Yahweh's tabernacle and live on his holy hill.

Psalms 15:2

What kind of person may stay in Yahweh's tabernacle and live on his holy hill?

The person who walks blamelessly, does what is right, and speaks truth from his heart may stay in Yahweh's tabernacle and live on his holy hill.

Psalms 15:3

What does this blameless person not do with his tongue?

He does not slander with his tongue.

Psalms 15:4

Who does this blameless person despise?

He despises the worthless person.

Who does this blameless person honor?

He honors those who fear Yahweh.

When this person swears to his own disadvantage, what does he not do?

He does not take back his promises.

Psalms 15:5

When this blameless person lends money, what does he not do?

He does not charge interest.

What does this blameless person not take bribes to do?

He does not take bribes to testify against the innocent.

What will never happen to the blameless person who does these things?

He will never be shaken.

Psalms 150

Psalms 150:1

Where should everyone praise God?

Everyone should praise God in his sanctuary and the mighty heavens.

Psalms 150:2

For what should everyone praise God?

Everyone should praise God for his mighty acts and for his surpassing greatness.

Psalms 150:3

With what instruments should everyone praise God?

Everyone should praise God with the horn, lute, harp, tambourines, dancing, stringed and wind instruments, and with cymbals.

Psalms 150:4

With what instruments should everyone praise God?

Everyone should praise God with the horn, lute, harp, tambourines, dancing, stringed and wind instruments, and with cymbals.

Psalms 150:5

With what instruments should everyone praise God?

Everyone should praise God with the horn, lute, harp, tambourines, dancing, stringed and wind instruments, and with cymbals.

Psalms 150:6

Who should praise Yahweh?

Everything that has breath should praise Yahweh.

Psalms 16

Psalms 16:1

What does David ask God to do for him?

David wants God to protect him because he takes refuge in God.

Psalms 16:2

What does David recognize about his relationship to Yahweh?

David recognizes that Yahweh is his Lord, and that David's goodness is nothing apart from Yahweh.

Psalms 16:3

Who are the saints on the earth?

They are the noble people in whom David delights.

Psalms 16:4-5

What will happen to those who seek out other gods?

Trouble will be increased to those who seek out other gods.

In what ways will David not worship other gods?

He will not pour out drink offerings of blood to their gods, or lift up their names with his lips.

Psalms 16:6

What does David recognize that Yahweh does for him?

Yahweh holds David's destiny, gives him pleasant places, and a pleasing inheritance.

Psalms 16:7

Why does David bless Yahweh?

David blesses Yahweh because Yahweh counsels him.

Psalms 16:8

Why does David bless Yahweh?

David blesses Yahweh because Yahweh counsels him.

Psalms 16:9

How does David's heart respond to Yahweh?

David's heart is glad, and will exalt in Yahweh.

Psalms 16:10

What will Yahweh not allow to happen to the one who has covenant faithfulness?

Yahweh will not let him see the pit.

Psalms 16:11

What benefits does David get from Yahweh?

Yahweh teaches David the path of life, gives him joy, and delights that comes from abiding in Yahweh's right hand forever.

Psalms 17

Psalms 17:1

What does David ask God to do for him?

David asks Yahweh to listen to his plea for justice, pay attention to his call for help, and give ear to his prayer.

Psalms 17:2

What does David pray will come from Yahweh's presence?

David prays that his vindication will come from Yahweh's presence.

Psalms 17:3

What will happen to David if Yahweh comes to him in the night?

Yahweh will purify him and not find any evil plans or transgressions in his mouth.

Psalms 17:4-5

How has David kept himself from the ways of the lawless?

It is at the word of Yahweh's lips that David has kept himself from lawless ways.

Psalms 17:6

Why does David call on God?

David calls on God because God answers him.

Psalms 17:7

What does David ask God to show him?

He asks God to show his covenant faithfulness to him in a wonderful way.

Who does God save by his right hand?

He saves those who take refuge in him from their enemies.

Psalms 17:8

How does David describe the way God protects him from the wicked enemies who assault him?

God will protect David like the apple of God's eye by hiding David under the shadow of God's wings.

Psalms 17:9

How does David describe the way God protects him from the wicked enemies who assault him?

God will protect David like the apple of God's eye by hiding David under the shadow of God's wings.

Psalms 17:10

How does David describe his enemies?

He says his enemies have no mercy on anyone, and their mouths speak with pride.

Psalms 17:11-12

What have David's enemies done to him?

They have surrounded his steps and set their eyes to strike him to the ground.

Psalms 17:13

What does David ask Yahweh to do to his enemies?

He asks Yahweh to arise, attack his enemies, and throw them down on their faces.

Psalms 17:14

From whom is David asking Yahweh to rescue his him by his hand?

He is asking Yahweh to rescue him from men of this world whose prosperity is in this life alone.

How will Yahweh provide for his treasured ones?

Yahweh will fill their bellies with riches so that they will have many children to whom they will leave their wealth.

Psalms 17:15

What does David expect to happen when he sees Yahweh's face in righteousness ?

He will be satisfied with a sight of Yahweh.

Psalms 18

Psalms 18:1-2

What emotion does David express toward Yahweh?

He says, "I love you."

Psalms 18:3-5

What will happen when David calls on Yahweh?

David will be saved from his enemies.

Psalms 18:6

Where was Yahweh when he heard David's voice?

Yahweh heard David's voice from his temple.

Psalms 18:7-8

Why were the foundations of the mountains shaken?

They were shaken because God was angry.

Psalms 18:9-13

How did Yahweh come down from the heavens?

He rode on a cherub and flew; he glided on the wings of the wind.

Psalms 18:14

How did Yahweh scatter his enemies?

He shot his arrows and scattered them.

Psalms 18:15

What exposed the foundations of the world?

Yahweh's battle cry and the blast of the breath of his nostrils.

Psalms 18:16-18

Out of what did Yahweh pull David?

He pulled David out of the surging water.

Psalms 18:19-26

Why did Yahweh save David?

Yahweh saved David because Yahweh was pleased with him.

Psalms 18:27-29

What does Yahweh do to afflicted people?

He saves afflicted people.

What does Yahweh do to those with proud, uplifted eyes?

He brings down those with proud, uplifted eyes.

Psalms 18:30-36

How does David describe Yahweh's way?

He says Yahweh's way is perfect.

Psalms 18:37-40

What did David do to his enemies?

David pursued his enemies and caught them.

Psalms 18:41-42

What happened when David's enemies called to Yahweh?

Yahweh did not answer them.

Psalms 18:43-47

Over what has Yahweh made David the head?

Yahweh made David the head over nations.

Psalms 18:48-49

From whom is David set free?

He is set free from his enemies.

Psalms 18:50

To whom does Yahweh show his covenant loyalty?

He shows his covenant loyalty to his anointed one, to David and to his descendants forever.

Psalms 19

Psalms 19:1

What do the heavens declare and the skies make known?

The heavens declare God's glory and the skies make his handiwork known.

Psalms 19:2-3

What does the speech that pours out reveal?

The speech that pours out reveals knowledge.

Psalms 19:4

Where do the words and speech of the heavens and the skies go?

Their words go out over all the earth, to the end of the world.

Psalms 19:5-6

What is the sun like?

The sun is like a bridegroom, and like a strong man.

Psalms 19:7

What does the law of Yahweh do?

The law of Yahweh restores the soul.

What do the decrees of Yahweh do?

The decrees of Yahweh give wisdom to the inexperienced.

Psalms 19:8-9

What do the instructions of Yahweh do?

They make the heart joyful.

What do the commands of Yahweh do?

They give insight to the eyes.

Psalms 19:10

How do the righteous decrees of Yahweh compare to gold?

They are of greater value than gold, even much more than much find gold.

Psalms 19:11

What do the righteous decrees of Yahweh do for Yahweh's servant?

By them his servant is warned, they cause him to obey and receive great reward.

Psalms 19:12

From what does David ask to be cleansed?

He asks to be cleansed from hidden faults.

Psalms 19:13

What happens when the servant does not let his arrogant sins rule over him?

He will be perfect and innocent from many transgressions.

Psalms 19:14

What does David want to be acceptable in Yahweh's sight.

David wants the words of his mouth and the thoughts of his heart to be acceptable in Yahweh's sight.

Psalms 20

Psalms 20:2

From where does David want God to send help and support?

He asks that Yahweh send help from the sanctuary and support from Zion.

Psalms 20:3-4

What does David want Yahweh to call to mind and to accept?

David asks that Yahweh call to mind all of the offerings and accept their burnt sacrifices.

Psalms 20:5

In what does David say they will rejoice?

David says they will rejoice in Yahweh's salvation.

Psalms 20:6

Who does David say that Yahweh will rescue?

David knows that Yahweh will rescue his anointed.

Psalms 20:7-9

In what do other people trust?

Some trust in chariots and others in horses.

What does David and his people do in order to gain victory?

They call on Yahweh their God.

Psalms 21

Psalms 21:1

In what does the king rejoice?

He rejoices in Yahweh's strength and in the salvation Yahweh provides.

Psalms 21:2

What has Yahweh done for the king?

Yahweh has given the king his heart's desire and has not held back the request of his lips.

Psalms 21:3

What has Yahweh brought to the king and placed on his head?

He has brought the king rich blessings and placed a crown of purest gold on his head.

Psalms 21:4

What did Yahweh give the king after the king asked for it?

Yahweh gave the king life and long days forever and ever.

Psalms 21:5-6

Why is the king's glory great?

His glory is great because of Yahweh's victory.

What has Yahweh bestowed upon the king?

Yahweh has bestowed splendor and majesty.

Psalms 21:7

Why will the king not be moved?

He will not be moved because he trusts in Yahweh through the Most High's covenant faithfulness.

Psalms 21:8

Who will the hand of Yahweh seize?

His hand will seize all the enemies who hate Yahweh.

Psalms 21:9

What will Yahweh do to his enemies?

He will burn them up, and they will be consumed in his wrath.

Psalms 21:10

What will Yahweh do to the offspring of his enemies?

He will destroy their offspring and their descendants.

Psalms 21:11

Why will Yahweh destroy his enemies?

He will destroy them because they intended evil against him.

Why will the plot of Yahweh's enemies not succeed?

It will not succeed because Yahweh will turn them back and draw his bow against them.

Psalms 21:12

Why will the plot of Yahweh's enemies not succeed?

It will not succeed because Yahweh will turn them back and draw his bow against them.

Psalms 21:13

How will the people exalt Yahweh?

They will sing and praise his power.

Psalms 22

Psalms 22:1

What is David asking God?

David is asking why God has abandoned him, why he is so far from David.

Psalms 22:2

What does David do in the daytime and at night?

David cries out in the daytime and at night David is not silent.

Psalms 22:3

How does David refer to God?

David refers to God as Holy, sitting as king with the praises of Isreal.

Psalms 22:4

What did David's ancestors do and how did God respond?

They trusted in God, he rescued them, and they were not disappointed.

Psalms 22:5

What did David's ancestors do and how did God respond?

They trusted in God, he rescued them, and they were not disappointed.

Psalms 22:6-7

How does David describe himself?

David says he is a worm and not a man, a disgrace to humanity and despised by the people.

Psalms 22:8

What do the people that taunt and mock David say to him?

They say, "He trusts in Yahweh; let Yahweh rescue him."

Psalms 22:9

How long has David trusted God?

David trusted Yahweh when he was on his mother's breasts and since he was in his mother's womb.

Psalms 22:10

How long has David trusted God?

David trusted Yahweh when he was on his mother's breasts and since he was in his mother's womb.

Psalms 22:11

What is David asking God to do for him?

He is asking God to not be far away from him because trouble is near and there is no one to help.

Psalms 22:12

What is surrounding David like a roaring lion?

Many strong bulls of Bashan surround him with mouths wide open against him.

Psalms 22:13

What is surrounding David like a roaring lion?

Many strong bulls of Bashan surround him with mouths wide open against him.

Psalms 22:14

How does David describe himself?

He says he is being poured out like water, all his bones are dislocated, his heart is like wax, his strength has dried up, his tongue sticks to the roof of his mouth.

Psalms 22:15

How does David describe himself?

He says he is being poured out like water, all his bones are dislocated, his heart is like wax, his strength has dried up, his tongue sticks to the roof of his mouth.

Psalms 22:16-17

What has surrounded David and encircled him?

Dogs have surrounded him and a company of evildoers encircled him, having pierced his hands and feet.

Psalms 22:18

What was done to the garments and the clothes?

The garments were divided and lots were cast for the clothes.

Psalms 22:19

What does David request of Yahweh?

He requests Yahweh to not be far away.

Psalms 22:20

From what does David want to be rescued and saved?

He wants his soul rescued from the sword, his precious life from the paws of the dogs, the horns of the wild oxen, and be saved from the lion's mouth.

Psalms 22:21

From what does David want to be rescued and saved?

He wants his soul rescued from the sword, his precious life from the paws of the dogs, the horns of the wild oxen, and be saved from the lion's mouth.

Psalms 22:22

What will David declare to his brothers and where will he praise Yahweh?

He will declare Yahweh's name to his brothers and praise him in the midst of the assembly.

Psalms 22:23

Who should praise, honor, and stand in awe of Yahweh?

All who fear Yahweh, all descendants of Jacob, and all descendants of Israel should praise, honor, and stand in awe of him.

Psalms 22:24

When did Yahweh hear the afflicted one?

He heard the afflicted one when he cried to him.

Psalms 22:25

Where will David praise and fulfill his vows?

He will praise Yahweh in the great assembly and fulfill his vows before those who fear Yahweh.

Psalms 22:26

Who will eat, be satisfied, and praise Yahweh?

The oppressed will eat, be satisifed and those who seek Yahweh will praise him.

Psalms 22:27

What will all the peoples of the earth and what will the famiies of the nations do?

The peoples of the earth will remember and turn to Yahweh and all the families of the nations will bow down before him.

Psalms 22:28

Over what does Yahweh rule?

Yahweh rules over the nations.

Psalms 22:29

Who will bow before Yahweh?

All those who are descending into the dust, who cannot preserve their own souls, will bow before him.

Psalms 22:30

What will future generations do?

They will come and tell to a people not yet born what he has done.

Psalms 22:31

What will future generations do?

They will come and tell to a people not yet born what he has done.

Psalms 23

Psalms 23:1

Who is David's shepherd?

David's shepherd is Yahweh.

Psalms 23:2

Where does Yahweh make David lie down?

Yahweh makes David lie down in green pastures.

Where does Yahweh lead David?

Yahweh leads David beside tranquil water.

Psalms 23:3

What does Yahweh restore?

Yahweh restores David's soul.

Where does Yahweh guide David?

Yahweh guides David along right paths.

Psalms 23:4

When David walks through a valley of darkest shadow, who is with him?

Yahweh is with David.

Psalms 23:5

What does Yahweh prepare before David?

Yahweh prepares a table in the presence of David's enemies.

What does Yahweh annoint?

Yahweh annoints David's head with oil.

Psalms 23:6

What will pursue David all the days of his life?

Goodness and covenant faithfulness will pursue David.

Where will David live all the days of his life?

David will live in the house of Yahweh for a very long time.

Psalms 24

Psalms 24:1-2

Who founded the earth?

Yahweh founded it upon the seas and established it on the rivers.

Psalms 24:3

Who will ascend the mountain of Yahweh and stand in Yahweh's holy place?

Those who have clean hands and a pure heart; who have not lifted up their soul to what is false, and who have not sworn deceitfully will ascend Yahweh's mountain and stand in his holy place.

Psalms 24:4

Who will ascend the mountain of Yahweh and stand in Yahweh's holy place?

Those who have clean hands and a pure heart; who have not lifted up their soul to what is false, and who have not sworn deceitfully will ascend Yahweh's mountain and stand in his holy place.

Psalms 24:5

Who will receive a blessing from Yahweh?

The generation of those who seek him, those who seek the face of the God of Jacob, will receive a blessing.

Psalms 24:6

Who will receive a blessing from Yahweh?

The generation of those who seek him, those who seek the face of the God of Jacob, will receive a blessing.

Psalms 24:7-10

Why are the gates to be lifted up?

So that the King of glory may come in.

Psalms 25

Psalms 25:2-3

For what does David ask God?

David asks God to not let him be humiliated, and to not let his enemies rejoice over him.

Psalms 25:4

What does David ask Yahweh to make known to him?

David requests Yahweh to make known to him Yahweh's ways.

Psalms 25:5

What does David ask Yahweh to make known to him?

David requests Yahweh to make known to him Yahweh's ways.

Psalms 25:6

What does David ask Yahweh to call to mind?

David asks Yahweh to call to mind his acts of compassion and of covenant faithfulness, but not to think about the sins of David's youth or his rebelliousness.

Psalms 25:7

What does David ask Yahweh to call to mind?

David asks Yahweh to call to mind his acts of compassion and of covenant faithfulness, but not to think about the sins of David's youth or his rebelliousness.

Psalms 25:8

What does Yahweh do because he is good and upright?

He teaches sinners the way, guides the humble with justice, and teaches the humble his way.

Psalms 25:9

What does Yahweh do because he is good and upright?

He teaches sinners the way, guides the humble with justice, and teaches the humble his way.

Psalms 25:10

From what are the paths of Yahweh made?

They are made from covenant faithfulness and trustworthiness.

Psalms 25:11

Why should Yahweh pardon David's sin?

He should pardon David for the sake of Yahweh's name.

Psalms 25:12

What will Yahweh do for the man who fears Yahweh?

The Lord will instruct him in the way he should choose.

Psalms 25:13

What will Yahweh do for the man who fears Yahweh?

The Lord will instruct him in the way he should choose.

Psalms 25:14

What does Yahweh do for those who honor him?

He gives them his friendship and makes his covenant known to them.

Psalms 25:15

Why does David always keep his eyes on Yahweh?

Because Yahweh will free David's feet from the net.

Psalms 25:16

When David is alone and afflicted, what does he request of Yahweh?

David asks Yahweh to turn toward him and have mercy on him.

Psalms 25:17

When David's heart is troubled what does he ask of Yahweh?

David asks Yahweh to see his affliction and his toils, to forgive his sins, and to see his enemies who hate him and are cruel to him.

Psalms 25:18

When David's heart is troubled what does he ask of Yahweh?

David asks Yahweh to see his affliction and his toils, to forgive his sins, and to see his enemies who hate him and are cruel to him.

Psalms 25:19

When David's heart is troubled what does he ask of Yahweh?

David asks Yahweh to see his affliction and his toils, to forgive his sins, and to see his enemies who hate him and are cruel to him.

Psalms 25:20-21

Why will David not be humiliated?

Because he takes refuge in Yahweh.

Psalms 25:22

From what does David ask God to rescue Israel?

He asks God to rescue Israel from all of its troubles.

Psalms 26

Psalms 26:1

How does David say that he has walked?

David says he has walked with integrity and has trusted in Yahweh without wavering.

Psalms 26:2

What does David ask Yahweh to examine and test?

He asks Yahweh to test the purity of his inner parts and heart.

Psalms 26:3

What is before David's eyes?

Yahweh's covenant faithfulness is before David's eyes.

Psalms 26:4

With whom does David not associate or mingle?

Davied does not associate with deceitful people or mingle with dishonest people.

Psalms 26:5

What does David hate?

David hates the assembly of evildoers.

With whom does David not live?

He does not live with the wicked.

Psalms 26:6

What does David do as he goes around Yahweh's altar?

He sings a loud song of praise and reports all of Yahweh's wonderful deeds.

Psalms 26:7

What does David do as he goes around Yahweh's altar?

He sings a loud song of praise and reports all of Yahweh's wonderful deeds.

Psalms 26:8

How does David feel about the house where Yahweh lives?

He loves the house where Yahweh lives.

Psalms 26:9-10

What does David asking Yahweh not to do?

David asks Yahweh not to sweep his soul away with the sinners, or his life with bloodthirsty men.

Psalms 26:11

How does David say that he will walk?

David says that he will walk in integrity.

Psalms 26:12

Where does David's foot stand and where will he bless Yahweh?

His foot stands on level ground and he will bless Yahweh in the assemblies.

Psalms 27

Psalms 27:1

Why should David not fear anyone?

David should not fear anyone since Yahweh is his light, his salvation, and his life's refuge.

Psalms 27:2

What happened when evildoers drew near to David?

His adversaries and enemies stumbled and fell.

Psalms 27:3

In what situations will David not fear but rather remain confident?

His heart will not fear even though an army encamps against him and war rises up against him.

Psalms 27:4

What has David asked of Yahweh?

David has asked that he may live in the house of Yahweh all the days of his life, to see the beauty of Yahweh, and to meditate in his temple.

Psalms 27:5

What will Yahweh do for David in the day of trouble?

Yahweh will shelter him in his booth, hide him in the cover of his tent, and lift him high on a rock.

Psalms 27:6

How will David offer worship to Yahweh?

David will offer sacrifices of joy, sing, and make songs to Yahweh.

Psalms 27:7

What does David ask Yahweh to do?

David asks Yahweh to hear his voice, to have mercy on him, and to answer him.

Psalms 27:8

What does David's heart say about Yahweh?

David's heart says, "Seek his face!"

Psalms 27:9

What does David ask Yahweh not to do?

David asks Yahweh not to hide his face from him, not to strike his servant in anger, nor to forsake or abandon him.

Psalms 27:10

In what situation will Yahweh take David in?

Yahweh will take David in even if his father and mother forsake him.

Psalms 27:11

How does David ask Yahweh to do because of David's enemies?

David asks Yahweh to teach him Yahweh's ways and to lead him on a level path because of his enemies.

Psalms 27:12

Why does David ask that Yahweh not give his soul to his enemies?

David asks that Yahweh not give his soul to his enemies because false witnesses have risen up against him, and they breathe out violence.

Psalms 27:13

What did David believe that helped him?

He believed that he would see the goodness of Yahweh in the land of the living.

Psalms 27:14

What does David encourage the people to do?

David encourages the people to wait for Yahweh, to be strong, and to let their heart be courageous.

Psalms 28

Psalms 28:1

To whom does David cry out?

David cries out to Yahweh, his rock.

What will happen to David if Yahweh does not respond to him?

David will join those who go down to the grave.

Psalms 28:2

Who does David want to hear the sound of his pleading?

David wants Yahweh to hear the sound of his pleading.

Psalms 28:3

What does David ask Yahweh not to do?

David asks Yahweh not to drag him away with the wicked.

Psalms 28:4

What does David ask Yahweh to give the wicked?

David asks Yahweh to give them what their deeds deserve and to repay them for what their wickedness demands.

Psalms 28:5

What does the wicked not understand?

The wicked does not understand the ways of Yahweh or the work of his hands.

Psalms 28:6

What has Yahweh heard?

Yahweh has heard the sound of David's pleading.

Psalms 28:7

Who is David's strength and shield?

Yahweh is David's strength and shield.

In whom does David's heart trust?

David's heart trusts in Yahweh and greatly rejoices.

Psalms 28:8

Who is the strength of his people?

Yahweh is the strength of his people.

Who is the saving refuge of his annointed one?

Yahweh is the saving refuge of his annointed one.

Psalms 28:9

Who does David want Yahweh to save and bless?

David wants Yahweh to save his people and bless his inheritance,

Psalms 29

Psalms 29:1

Who does David say should acknowledge Yahweh has glory and power?

David says the sons of the mighty should acknowledge Yahweh's glory and power.

Psalms 29:2

What does the name of Yahweh deserve?

Yahweh's name deserves honor.

Psalms 29:3-4

To what does David compares the voice of Yahweh?

He compares the voice of Yahweh to thunder.

Psalms 29:5-7

What does Yahweh break in pieces?

Yahweh breaks in pieces the cedars of Lebanon.

Psalms 29:8

What does Yahweh shake?

Yahweh shakes the wilderness of Kadesh.

Psalms 29:9

What does everyone in Yahweh's temple say?

Everyone in his temple says, "Glory!"

Psalms 29:10

How long will Yahweh sit as king?

Yahweh sits as king forever.

Psalms 29:11

What two things does Yahweh give his people?

Yahweh gives strength to his people and blesses his people with peace.

Psalms 30

Psalms 30:1

Why does David exalt Yahweh?

He exalts Yahweh because Yahweh has raised David up and not allowed David's enemies to rejoice over him.

Psalms 30:2

What did Yahweh do when David cried for help?

Yahweh healed David.

Psalms 30:3

From where did Yahweh bring up David's soul?

Yahweh brought up David's soul from sheol.

Psalms 30:4

What are the faithful told to do in remembrance of Yahweh's holiness?

The faithful are told to sing praise to Yahweh and to give him thanks.

Psalms 30:5

How long does Yahweh's anger and favor last?

Yahweh's anger is only for a moment, but his favor is for a lifetime.

What happens after weeping comes for a night?

Joy comes in the morning.

Psalms 30:6

What did David say in confidence?

David said, "I will never be shaken."

Psalms 30:7

What happened to David when Yahweh hid his face?

When Yahweh hid his face, David was troubled.

Psalms 30:8-9

What did David seek from the Lord?

David sought favor from the Lord.

Psalms 30:10

What things is David asking Yahweh to do for him?

David is asking Yahweh to hear him, to have mercy on him, and be his helper.

Psalms 30:11

What has Yahweh done for David?

Yahweh has turned David's mourning into dancing, removed his sackcloth and clothed him with gladness.

Psalms 30:12

What will David's honored heart do?

David's heart will sing praise to Yahweh and not be silent. He will give thanks to Yahweh his God forever.

Psalms 31

Psalms 31:1

In whom does David take refuge?

David takes refuge in Yahweh.

What does David ask Yahweh to become for David?

He asks Yahweh to become his rock of refuge and a stronghold to save him.

Psalms 31:2

What does David ask Yahweh to become for David?

He asks Yahweh to become his rock of refuge and a stronghold to save him.

Psalms 31:3

Why does David ask God to lead and guide him?

David asks God to lead and guide him for Yahweh's name sake.

Psalms 31:4

Why does David believe that Yahweh will pluck him out of the net his enemies have hidden for him?

Yahweh will pluck him out of the net because Yahweh is his refuge.

Psalms 31:5

Into what does David entrust his spirit?

David entrusts his spirit into the hands of Yahweh.

Psalms 31:6

Who does David hate?

He hates those who serve worthless idols.

Psalms 31:7

Why will David be glad and rejoice in Yahweh's covenant faithfulness?

David will be glad and rejoice because Yahweh has seen his affliction and known the distress of his soul.

Psalms 31:8

Where has Yahweh set David's feet?

Yahweh has set David's feet in a wide open place.

Psalms 31:9

Why does David want Yahweh to have mercy upon him?

He wants Yahweh to have mercy upon him because he is in distress and his eyes grow weary with grief.

Psalms 31:10

Why does David's strength fail and his bones waste away?

His strength fails and his bones waste away because of his sin.

Psalms 31:11

How did people respond to David's situation?

People disdain him, his neighbors are appalled and horrified at his situation, and those who see him in the street run from him.

Psalms 31:12

To what does David compare himself?

David says he is as forgotten as a dead man whom no thinks about, and that he is like a broken pot.

Psalms 31:13-14

Why is David so troubled?

He has heard the whispering of many, terrifying news from every side as they plot together to take away his life.

Psalms 31:15

From whom does David ask God to rescue him?

He asks God to rescue him from his enemies and from those who pursue him.

Psalms 31:16

What does David ask God to do for his servant?

David asks God to make his face shine upon David, and to save him in Yahweh's covenant faithfulness.

Psalms 31:17

What does David ask God to not let happen to David?

David asks Yahweh to not to let him be humiliated.

Psalms 31:18

Why should lying lips be silenced?

They speak against the righteous defiantly with arrogance and contempt.

Psalms 31:19

For whom is God's goodness stored up?

Yahweh's goodness is stored up for those who revere him.

Psalms 31:20

From what does Yahweh hide those who revere him?

He hides them from the plots of men and from the violence of tongues.

Psalms 31:21

Why is Yahweh to be blessed?

Yahweh showed David his marvelous covenant faithfulness when David was in a beseiged city.

Psalms 31:22

What did Yahweh do for David even though David said that he was cut off from God's eyes?

Yahweh heard his plea for help when David cried to him.

Psalms 31:23

What does Yahweh do for his faithful followers?

Yahweh protects the faithful but pays back the arrogant in full.

Psalms 31:24

How advice does David give to those who trust in Yahweh?

He tells them to be strong and confident.

Psalms 32

Psalms 32:1-2

How does Yahweh bless people?

Yahweh blesses people by forgiving their transgression and covering their sin.

Psalms 32:3

What happened to David when he remained silent?

His bones wasted away and he groaned all day long. God's hand was heavy on David and his strenghth withered.

Psalms 32:4

What happened to David when he remained silent?

His bones wasted away and he groaned all day long. God's hand was heavy on David and his strenghth withered.

Psalms 32:5

What did God do when David acknowledged his sin and no longer hid his iniquity?

God forgave the guilt of David's sin.

Psalms 32:6

What should godly people do?

They should pray to Yahweh at a time of great distress.

What will happen to the godly who pray to Yahweh at a time of great distress?

When the surging waters overflow, they will not reach those people.

Psalms 32:7-9

With what does God surround David?

God surrounds him with the songs of victory.

Psalms 32:10

What will happen to the one who trusts in Yahweh?

Yahweh's covenant faithfulness will surrounding him.

Psalms 32:11

What should the righteous and the upright in heart do for Yahweh?

The upright in heart should rejoice and shout for joy.

Psalms 33

Psalms 33:1

In whom does the writer say the righteous should rejoice?

The righteous should rejoice in Yahweh.

Psalms 33:2-3

With what instrument does the writer say to give thanks to Yahweh?

The writer says to give thanks to Yahweh with the harp.

Psalms 33:4

How does the writer describe Yahweh's word and actions?

Yahweh's word is upright and everything he does is fair.

Psalms 33:5

What does Yahweh love?

Yahweh loves righteousness and justice.

Psalms 33:6

What was made by the word of Yahweh?

The heavens were made by the word of Yahweh.

What was made by the breath of Yahweh's mouth?

All the stars were made by the breath of Yahweh's mouth.

Psalms 33:7

What does the writer say Yahweh does to the waters of the sea?

He gathers the waters of the sea together like a heap.

Psalms 33:8-10

What does the writer say all the inhabitants of the world should do?

All the inhabitants of the world should stand in awe of Yahweh.

Psalms 33:11-13

How long will Yahweh's plans stand?

The plans of Yahweh stand forever, the plans of his heart for all generations.

Psalms 33:14-17

On whom does Yahweh look down from where he lives?

Yahweh looks down on all the people, on all who live on the earth.

Psalms 33:18-20

On whom is Yahweh's eye?

Yahweh's eye is on those who fear him.

Psalms 33:21-22

Why should our hearts rejoice in Yahweh?

Our hearts should rejoice in him, for we trust in his holy name.

Psalms 34

Psalms 34:1

How often will David praise Yahweh?

David will praise Yahweh at all times.

Psalms 34:2

Who does David want to hear when he praises Yahweh?

David wants the oppressed to hear it and rejoice.

Psalms 34:3

What is David asking people to do with him?

David is asking them to praise Yahweh and lift up his name together.

Psalms 34:4

What happened when David sought Yahweh?

Yahweh answered David and gave him victory over all his fears.

Psalms 34:5

What happens to those who look to Yahweh?

They are radiant and their faces are not ashamed.

Psalms 34:6

What did Yahweh do when he heard this oppressed man cry?

Yahweh saved him from all his troubles.

Psalms 34:7

What does the angel of Yahweh do when he camps around those who fear him?

The angel of Yahweh rescues them.

Psalms 34:8

Who is the man who is blessed?

The man is blessed who takes refuge in Yahweh.

Psalms 34:9

What to Yahweh's chosen people who fear him?

There is no lack for those who fear Yahweh.

Psalms 34:10

What does David say about those who seek Yahweh?

Those who seek Yahweh will not lack anything good.

Psalms 34:11-12

What does David say to the children?

David says, "Come, listen and I will teach you the fear of Yahweh."

Psalms 34:13

What does David say a man who desire life should do?

David says he should keep from speaking evil, keep from speaking lies, turn from evil, do good and seek peace and promote it.

Psalms 34:14

What does David say a man who desire life should do?

David says he should keep from speaking evil, keep from speaking lies, turn from evil, do good and seek peace and promote it.

Psalms 34:15

How does Yahweh respond to the cry of the righteous?

His eyes are on the righteous and his ears are directed toward their cry.

Psalms 34:16

What will Yahweh do to the evildoers, whom his is against?

He will wipe out their memory from the earth.

Psalms 34:17

What does Yahweh do when the righteous cry out?

He hears and rescues them from all their troubles.

Psalms 34:18

To Whom is Yahweh near?

He is near the brokenhearted.

Who does Yahweh save?

Yahweh saves those with a crushed spirit.

Psalms 34:19

What happens to the righteous who have many troubles?

Yahweh gives him victory over them all and protects all his bones.

Psalms 34:20

What happens to the righteous who have many troubles?

Yahweh gives him victory over them all and protects all his bones.

Psalms 34:21

What will happen to the wicked?

Evil will kill the wicked.

What will happen to those who hate the righteous?

They will be condemned.

Psalms 34:22

What does Yahweh do for his servants who take refuge in him?

He redeems their souls and they will not be condemned.

Psalms 35

Psalms 35:1

What does David ask Yahweh to do for him?

David asks Yahweh to work against those who work against him, and fight against those who fight against him.

Psalms 35:2

What weapons does David ask Yahweh to use to help him?

He asks Yahweh to use his small and large shield, his spear, and his battle axe.

Psalms 35:3

What weapons does David ask Yahweh to use to help him?

He asks Yahweh to use his small and large shield, his spear, and his battle axe.

Psalms 35:4

What does David want to happen to those who plan to harm him?

David wants them to be turned back and confounded.

Psalms 35:5-6

Who does David want to drive away his enemies?

He wants the angel of Yahweh to drive them away.

Psalms 35:7

What did David's enemies do without cause?

They set their net and dug a pit for David.

Psalms 35:8

What does David want to happen to his enemies?

David wants destruction to overtake them by surprise, for them to be caught in their own nets, and for them to fall to their destruction.

Psalms 35:9-10

In what will David rejoice?

He will rejoice in Yahweh's salvation.

Psalms 35:11

Why is David sorrowful?

He is sorrowful because unrighteous witnesses rise up to accuse him falsely, and repay him evil for good.

Psalms 35:12

Why is David sorrowful?

He is sorrowful because unrighteous witnesses rise up to accuse him falsely, and repay him evil for good.

Psalms 35:13

How did David respond to his enemies' troubles?

David wore sackcloth, fasted for them, went about in grief and bent down in mourning for them.

Psalms 35:14

How did David respond to his enemies' troubles?

David wore sackcloth, fasted for them, went about in grief and bent down in mourning for them.

Psalms 35:15

How did the enemies respond to David's troubles?

They rejoiced, gathered against him, tore at him, taunted him, and gnashed at him with their teeth.

Psalms 35:16

How did the enemies respond to David's troubles?

They rejoiced, gathered against him, tore at him, taunted him, and gnashed at him with their teeth.

Psalms 35:17

When will David thank Yahweh in the assembly?

He will thank Yahweh when his soul is rescued from their destructive attacks.

Psalms 35:18-19

When will David thank Yahweh in the assembly?

He will thank Yahweh when his soul is rescued from their destructive attacks.

Psalms 35:20-21

What do David's enemies do instead of speaking peace?

They devise deceitful words against those who live in peace.

Psalms 35:22

What does David want Yahweh to do since he has seen David's troubles?

He wants Yahweh to not be silent, to not be far away, and to arouse and awake to his defense.

Psalms 35:23

What does David want Yahweh to do since he has seen David's troubles?

He wants Yahweh to not be silent, to not be far away, and to arouse and awake to his defense.

Psalms 35:24-28

Why does David say Yahweh should defend him?

He says Yahweh should defend him because of Yahweh's righteousness.

Psalms 36

Psalms 36:1

How does sin speak in the heart of the wicked man?

Sin speaks like an oracle in the heart of the wicked man.

Psalms 36:2

How does the wicked man comfort himself?

He thinks that his sin will not be discovered and be hated.

Psalms 36:3

What are the wicked man's words like?

His words are sinful and deceitful.

What does the wicked man not want to be?

He does not want to be wise and to do good.

Psalms 36:4

What does the wicked man do while he lies in bed?

He plans ways to sin while he lies in bed.

Psalms 36:5

What reaches to the heavens and to the clouds?

Yahweh's covenant faithfulness reached to the heavens, and his loyalty reaches to the clouds.

Psalms 36:6

What is Yahweh's justice like?

His justice is like the highest mountains and the deepest sea.

What does Yahweh preserve?

Yahweh preserves both mankind and the animals.

Psalms 36:7

Who takes refuge under the shadow of God's wings?

Humanity takes refuge under the shadow of God's wings.

Psalms 36:8-9

What will abundantly satisfy humanity?

The richness of the food of God's house will satisfy humanity.

Psalms 36:10

To whom does David ask God to extend his covenant faithfulness?

David asks God to extend God's covenant faithfulness fully to those who know God.

Psalms 36:11

What does David ask God not to let happen?

David asks God not to let the foot of the arrogant man come near him, and the hand of the wicked to drive him away.

Psalms 36:12

What will happen to the evildoers who have fallen?

They are knocked down and not able to get up.

Psalms 37

Psalms 37:1

Why does David say to not be irritated because of evildoers?

He says to not be irritated because of evildoers because they will soon dry up as the grass and wither as the green plants.

Psalms 37:2-3

Why does David say to not be irritated because of evildoers?

He says to not be irritated because of evildoers because they will soon dry up as the grass and wither as the green plants.

Psalms 37:4

Why does David say to delight in Yahweh?

He says to delight in Yahweh so he will give you the desires of your heart.

Psalms 37:5

Why does David say to trust in Yahweh?

He says to trust in Yahweh so that he will act on your behalf, display your justice like the daylight, and your innocence like the day at noon.

Psalms 37:6

Why does David say to trust in Yahweh?

He says to trust in Yahweh so that he will act on your behalf, display your justice like the daylight, and your innocence like the day at noon.

Psalms 37:7

What does David say we should do before Yahweh?

He says to be still before him and wait patiently for him, and to not worry if someone tries to make his evil ways succeed.

Psalms 37:8

Why does David say to not be angry and frustrated or to worry about evildoers?

They will be cut off and disappear, but those who wait for Yahweh will inherit the land.

Psalms 37:9

Why does David say to not be angry and frustrated or to worry about evildoers?

They will be cut off and disappear, but those who wait for Yahweh will inherit the land.

Psalms 37:10

Why does David say to not be angry and frustrated or to worry about evildoers?

They will be cut off and disappear, but those who wait for Yahweh will inherit the land.

Psalms 37:11-13

What will happen to the meek?

They will inherit the land and delight in great prosperity.

Psalms 37:14

What will happen to the wicked who have tried to kill those who are upright?

The swords of the wicked will pierce their own hearts and their bows will be broken.

Psalms 37:15

What will happen to the wicked who have tried to kill those who are upright?

The swords of the wicked will pierce their own hearts and their bows will be broken.

Psalms 37:16

Why is the little that the righteous have better than the abundance of many wicked people?

The little that the righteous have is better because the arms of the wicked people will be broken, but Yahweh will support the righteous people.

Psalms 37:17

Why is the little that the righteous have better than the abundance of many wicked people?

The little that the righteous have is better because the arms of the wicked people will be broken, but Yahweh will support the righteous people.

Psalms 37:18

How will Yahweh provide for the blameless?

The blameless will not be ashamed when times are bad, they will have enough to eat, and their heritage will be forever.

Psalms 37:19

How will Yahweh provide for the blameless?

The blameless will not be ashamed when times are bad, they will have enough to eat, and their heritage will be forever.

Psalms 37:20-22

What will happen to Yahweh's enemies?

His enemies will be like the glory of the pastures which will be consumed and disappear in the smoke.

Psalms 37:23

What is the benefit of having Yahweh establish a man's steps?

Even though he stumbles, he will not fall down for Yahweh is holding him with his hand.

Psalms 37:24

What is the benefit of having Yahweh establish a man's steps?

Even though he stumbles, he will not fall down for Yahweh is holding him with his hand.

Psalms 37:25

What has David not seen happen to the righteous person?

He has not seen that the righteous person abandoned or his children begging for bread.

Psalms 37:26

How does the righteous person act?

He is gracious all the day long and lends.

Psalms 37:27-28

What should people do to be safe forever?

They should turn away from evil and do what is right.

Psalms 37:29

What will the righteous inherit?

They will inherit the land and live there forever.

Psalms 37:30-31

What does the mouth of the righteous person speak?

The mouth of the righteous person speaks wisdom and increases justice.

Psalms 37:32

What will happen to the righteous person whom the wicked person seeks to kill?

Yahweh will not abandon him into the wicked person's hand nor condemn him when he is judged.

Psalms 37:33

What will happen to the righteous person whom the wicked person seeks to kill?

Yahweh will not abandon him into the wicked person's hand nor condemn him when he is judged.

Psalms 37:34

What will happen to those who wait for Yahweh?

Yahweh will raise them up to possess the land.

Psalms 37:35

What will happen to the wicked and terrifying person?

He will spread out like a green tree in its native soil, but later he will not be found.

Psalms 37:36-38

What will happen to the wicked and terrifying person?

He will spread out like a green tree in its native soil, but later he will not be found.

Psalms 37:39

What does Yahweh do for the righteous?

Yahweh protects them in time of trouble, and helps and rescues them.

Psalms 37:40

What does Yahweh do for the righteous?

Yahweh protects them in time of trouble, and helps and rescues them.

Psalms 38

Psalms 38:1-2

What does David ask Yahweh not to do in his anger?

He asks Yahweh not to rebuke him in his anger, or punish him in his wrath.

Psalms 38:3

Why does David say, "There is no health in my bones?"

He says there is no health in his bones because of his sin.

Psalms 38:4-5

What has overwhelmed David?

His iniquities have overwhelmed him.

Psalms 38:6

What does David do all day long?

He goes about mourning all day long.

Psalms 38:7-8

With what is David overcome?

He is overcome with shame.

Psalms 38:9-10

What does David say the Lord understands?

He says the Lord understands his heart's deepest yearnings.

Psalms 38:11-15

Why do David's friends and companions shun him?

David's friends and companions shun him because of his condition.

Psalms 38:16-19

What does David fear his enemies will do if his foot slips?

If David's foot slips, his enemies will do terrible things to him.

Psalms 38:20

How do his enemies repay the good he has done?

They repay David evil for good and they hurl accusations at him.

Psalms 38:21

What names does David use when he asks Yahweh for help?

He calls him, "Yahweh", "God", "Lord", and "my salvation."

Psalms 38:22

What names does David use when he asks Yahweh for help?

He calls him, "Yahweh", "God", "Lord", and "my salvation."

Psalms 39

Psalms 39:1

What did David decide he will do?

David decided to watch what he says and he to muzzle his mouth while in the presence of an evil man.

Psalms 39:2

What happened when David kept silent and kept back his words from saying anything good?

David's pain grew worse and his heart became hot like a fire.

Psalms 39:3

What happened when David kept silent and kept back his words from saying anything good?

David's pain grew worse and his heart became hot like a fire.

Psalms 39:4

What does David want to know about his life?

David wants to know when will his life end, the extent of his days, and how transient he is.

Psalms 39:5

What does David say his life is like before Yahweh?

David's lifetime is like nothing before Yahweh.

Psalms 39:6

What does everyone hurry about to do?

Everyone who hurries about to accumulate riches.

Psalms 39:7

What is David's only hope?

The Lord is David's only hope.

Psalms 39:8

What victory does David ask Yahweh to give him?

David ask Yahweh to give him victory over all his sins.

Of what does David not want to be the object?

David does not want to be the object of insults of fools.

Psalms 39:9

How does David respond to what the Lord did?

David is silent and does not open his mouth.

Psalms 39:10

By what is David overwhelmed?

David is overwhelmed by the blow of the Lord's hand.

Psalms 39:11

What happens when the Lord disciplines people for sin?

The Lord consumes their strength like a moth and they are nothing but vapor.

Psalms 39:12

Why does David ask Yahweh to listen to his weeping and to not be deaf to him?

He asks Yahweh to listen because David is like a foreigner with him and a refugee like all his ancestors were.

Psalms 39:13

What does David ask Yahweh to do before David dies?

He asks Yahweh to turn his gaze from David so that David may smile again.

Psalms 40

Psalms 40:1

What did Yahweh do after David waited patiently for him?

Yahweh listened to David and heard his cry.

Psalms 40:2

What else did Yahweh do for David?

Yahweh brought David out of a horrible pit, out of the miry clay, and set his feet on a rock.

Psalms 40:3

What will many do because God has put a new song of praise in David's mouth?

Many will see it and honor Yahweh and trust in Yahweh.

Psalms 40:4

Who is blessed?

The man who makes Yahweh his trust and does not honor the proud or those who turn away from God is blessed.

Psalms 40:5-6

How does David describe God's deeds and thoughts?

God's wonderful deeds are many and his thoughts about us cannot be numbered.

Psalms 40:7

What is written about David in the scroll of the document?

It is written that he delights to do God's will and that God's laws are in his heart.

Psalms 40:8

What is written about David in the scroll of the document?

It is written that he delights to do God's will and that God's laws are in his heart.

Psalms 40:9

What has David proclaimed in the great assembly?

He has proclaimed good news of God's righteousness in the great assembly.

Psalms 40:10

What has David not concealed?

He has not concealed God's righteousness in his heart nor God's covenent faithfulness nor trustworthiness from the great assembly.

Psalms 40:11

What does David pray that Yahweh will do for him?

David prays that Yahweh not keep back his acts of mercy from David but rather let Yahweh's covenent faithfulness and his trustworthiness always preserve David.

Psalms 40:12

Why is David afraid?

He is afraid because troubles that cannot be numbered surround him and his iniquities have overtaken him. His heart has failed him.

Psalms 40:13

What does he pray that Yahweh will be pleased to do?

He prays that Yahweh will be pleased to rescue him.

Psalms 40:14-15

What does David pray will happen to those who pursue his life?

He prays that they be put to shame and confused, turned back and brought to dishonor.

Psalms 40:16

What does David pray for those who seek God and love his salvation?

He prays that they rejoice and be glad in God, and that they say continually, "May Yahweh be praised."

Psalms 40:17

How does David describe the Lord?

The Lord thinks about him, is his help, and comes to David's rescue.

Psalms 41

Psalms 41:1

Who does David say is the one who is blessed?

The one who is concerned for the weak is blessed.

What will Yahweh do for the blessed person?

Yahweh will rescue him, preserve him and keep him alive, and he will be blessed on the earth.

Psalms 41:2

What will Yahweh do for the blessed person?

Yahweh will rescue him, preserve him and keep him alive, and he will be blessed on the earth.

What will Yahweh not do to the blessed person?

Yahweh will not turn him over to the will of his enemies.

Psalms 41:3

What will Yahweh do for the blessed person on the bed of suffering?

Yahweh will support him on the bed of suffering and make his bed of sickness into a bed of healing.

Psalms 41:4

Why did David ask Yahweh to have mercy on him?

He asked Yahweh to have mercy on him because he had sinned against Yahweh.

Psalms 41:5

What evil do his enemies speak against David?

They ask when he will die and and his name perish.

Psalms 41:6

What does David's enemy say to him?

His enemy says worthless things.

Psalms 41:7-8

What do those who hate David whisper and hope for?

Those who hate David whisper together against him and hope for his hurt.

Psalms 41:9

What has David's own close friend in whom he trusted done?

His own close friend has lifted his heel against him.

Psalms 41:10

What has Yahweh done for David?

Yahweh had mercy on him and raised him up so that he may pay back the ones who hate him.

Psalms 41:11

How does David know that Yahweh delights in him?

David knows this because his enemy does not triumph over him.

Psalms 41:12

How does Yahweh support David?

Yahweh supports him in his integrity and will keep him before Yahweh's face forever.

Psalms 41:13

When may Yahweh be praised?

Yahweh may be praised from everlasting to everlasting.

Psalms 42

Psalms 42:1

How does the writer's soul pant after God?

His soul pants after God as the deer pants after streams of water.

Psalms 42:2

What does the writer's say about his soul?

His soul thirsts for God, for the living God.

Psalms 42:3

What have the writer's tears become for him?

His tears have been his food day and night.

Psalms 42:4

What things does the writer call to mind?

He calls to mind how he went with the throng and led them to the house of God with the voice of joy and praise.

Psalms 42:5-6

What does the writer tell his soul to do?

He tells his soul to hope in God, for he will yet praise God for the help of God's presence.

Psalms 42:7

What has gone over the writer?

All God's waves and billows have gone over the writer.

Psalms 42:8

What will Yahweh command in the daytime?

Yahweh will command his covenant faithfulness in the daytime.

What will happen in the night?

In the night God's song will be with the writer, a prayer to the God of his life.

Psalms 42:9

What will the writer ask God, his rock?

He will ask why God has forgotten him, and why he must mourn because of the oppression of the enemy.

Psalms 42:10

To what does the writer compare the rebukes of his adversaries?

He says they are like wounds that shatter his bones.

Psalms 42:11

What will the writer expect God to do?

He will confidently expect God to bless him.

Psalms 43

Psalms 43:1

What does the writer ask God to do for him?

He asks God to judge him and to plead his cause against an ungodly nation.

Psalms 43:2

Why should God judge him and plead his cause?

God should judge him because God is the God of his strength.

Psalms 43:3

What does the writer ask God to let his light and truth do?

He asks God to let his light and truth lead him and bring him to God's holy hill and tabernacles.

Psalms 43:4

Where will the writer go when God bring him to the tabernacle?

He will go to the altar of God.

What will the writer do on his harp?

He will praise God on his harp.

Psalms 43:5

Why should the writer's soul not be discouraged nor disquieted within himself?

His soul should hope in God for he will yet praise God, who is his help and his God.

Psalms 44

Psalms 44:1

What have the writers heard with their ears?

They have heard what work God did in their days, in the days of old.

Psalms 44:2

What did God do with his hand?

God drove out the nations with his hand and planted the people of Israel.

Psalms 44:3-4

How did the Israelites obtain the land and save themselves?

They did not obtain the land for their possession by their own sword or by their own arm, but by God's right arm because he was favorable to them.

Psalms 44:5

What will the Israelites do through God?

They will push down their adversaries and through God's name tread them under.

Psalms 44:6

In what will the writer not trust?

He will not trust in his bow, neither will his sword save him.

Psalms 44:7-8

From what has God saved them?

God has saved them from their adversaries and put to shame those who hate them.

Psalms 44:9

What has God now done?

God has now thrown them off and brought them dishonor, and does not go out with their armies.

Psalms 44:10

What does God make the Israelites do?

God makes them turn back from the adversary.

What do those who hate the Israelites do?

Those who hate them take spoil for themselves.

Psalms 44:11-12

What has God made the Israelites like?

God has made them like sheep destined for food and has scattered them among the nations.

Psalms 44:13-14

What does God make the Israelites to their neighbors?

God makes them a rebuke to their neighbors, a scoffing and a derision to those who are around them.

Psalms 44:15-16

Why is the writer's dishonor before him all the day long?

His dishonor is before him, and the shame of his face has covered him because of the voice of him who rebukes and insults, because of the enemy and the avenger.

Psalms 44:17

What have the Israelites not done?

They have not forgotten God nor dealt falsely with God's covenant.

Psalms 44:18

What have the Israelites' heart and steps not done?

Their heart has not turned back nor have their steps gone from God's way.

Psalms 44:19

What has God done anyway?

God has severely broken them in the place of jackals and covered them with the shadow of death.

Psalms 44:20

What would God surely search out?

God would search out whether they have forgotten the name of their God or spread out their hands to a strange god.

Psalms 44:21

What would God surely search out?

God would search out whether they have forgotten the name of their God or spread out their hands to a strange god.

Psalms 44:22-24

What are the Israelites considered to be for God's sake?

They are consiered to be sheep for the slaughter.

Psalms 44:25

What have the Israelites' souls done?

Their souls have melted away into the dust and their bodies cling to the earth.

Psalms 44:26

What does the writer pray that God would do?

He prays that God might rise up for their help and redeem them for the sake of God's covenant faithfulness.

Psalms 45

Psalms 45:1

What will the writer read aloud?

He will read aloud the words he has composed about the king.

Psalms 45:2-3

How does the writer describe the king?

The king is fairer than the children of men, grace is poured onto his lips, and God has blessed him forever.

Psalms 45:4

Why should the king ride on triumphantly?

The king should ride on triumphantly because of trustworthiness, meekness, and righteousness.

Psalms 45:5

How are the king's arrows described?

His arrows are sharp and in the hearts of the king's enemies.

Psalms 45:6

How is God's throne and a scepter of justice described?

His throne is forever and ever, and a scepter of justice is the scepter of God's kingdom.

Psalms 45:7

What has the king loved and hated?

He has loved righteousness and hated wickedness.

Psalms 45:8

Of what do all of the king's garments smell?

All of his garments smell of myrhh, aloes, and cassia.

Psalms 45:9-11

Where are kings' daughters and the queen?

Kings' daughters are among God's honorable women and at God's right hand stands the queen clothed in gold of Ophir.

Psalms 45:12-13

What will the rich do?

The rich among the people will beg for a favor.

Psalms 45:14

Where will the royal daughter be led?

She will be led to the king in embroidered dress.

Psalms 45:15

How and where will the virgins be led?

They will be led by gladness and rejoicing; they will enter into the king's palace.

Psalms 45:16

Who will be in the place of the king's fathers?

In the place of your fathers will be your children, whom you will make princes in all the earth.

Psalms 45:17

What will be made of the king's name?

It will be a name to be remembered in all generations.

Psalms 46

Psalms 46:1

How does the writer describe God?

God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.

Psalms 46:2-3

What will the Israelites not do, even though the earth should change and the mountains should be shaken into the heart of the seas?

Therefore, they will not fear.

Psalms 46:4

What makes the city of God happy?

There is a river, the streams of which make the city happy.

Psalms 46:5

What will the city of God not do?

The city will not be moved.

Psalms 46:6

What happened to the earth when God lifted up his voice after the nations raged and the kingdoms were shaken?

The earth melted.

Psalms 46:7-8

Where and what is Yahweh of hosts, the God of Jacob?

Yahweh of hosts is with Israel, and the God of Jacob is their refuge.

Psalms 46:9

What does Yahweh do to wars?

He makes wars cease to the ends of the earth, and he breaks the bow, cuts the spear into pieces, and burns up the shields.

Psalms 46:10

What does God tell the people to do?

Be quiet and know that he is God.

What will happen to God among the nations?

He will be exalted among the nations and on the earth.

Psalms 46:11

What is the God of Jacob for Israel?

He is their refuge.

Psalms 47

Psalms 47:1

Why should everyone clap their hands and shout to God with the sound of triumph?

They should clap and shout because Yahweh Most High is terrifying and a great King over all the earth.

Psalms 47:2

Why should everyone clap their hands and shout to God with the sound of triumph?

They should clap and shout because Yahweh Most High is terrifying and a great King over all the earth.

Psalms 47:3-4

What does Yahweh do to peoples and nations?

He subdues peoples under the Israelites and the nations under their feet.

Psalms 47:5

How has God gone up?

God has gone up with a shout and the sound of a trumpet.

Psalms 47:6

Why should everyone sing praises to God?

They should sing praises because God is the King over all the earth.

Psalms 47:7

Why should everyone sing praises to God?

They should sing praises because God is the King over all the earth.

Psalms 47:8

Where does God reign?

God reigns over the nations.

Where does God sit?

God sits on his holy throne.

Psalms 47:9

Where have the princes of the peoples gathered together?

They have gathered together to the people of the God of Abraham.

Why have the princes gathered to the people of Abraham?

They have gathered to the people of Abraham because he is greatly exalted.

Psalms 48

Psalms 48:1

How does the writer describe Yahweh?

Great is Yahweh and greatly to be praised.

Psalms 48:2

How is Mount Zion described?

Mount Zion is beautiful in elevation, the joy of the whole earth.

Psalms 48:3

How has God made himself known?

God has made himself known as a refuge.

Psalms 48:4

What happened when the kings assembled themselves together and saw Mount Zion?

They were amazed, dismayed, and hurried away; trembling took hold of them there.

Psalms 48:5

What happened when the kings assembled themselves together and saw Mount Zion?

They were amazed, dismayed, and hurried away; trembling took hold of them there.

Psalms 48:6-7

What happened when the kings assembled themselves together and saw Mount Zion?

They were amazed, dismayed, and hurried away; trembling took hold of them there.

Psalms 48:8

What will God do for the city of Yahweh of hosts?

God will establish it forever.

Psalms 48:9

What have the Israelites thought about in the middle of God's temple?

They have thought about God's covenent faithfulness.

Psalms 48:10

How does the writer describe God's right hand?

His right hand is full of righteousness.

Psalms 48:11-12

Why should Mount Zion be glad and the daughters of Judah rejoice?

It should be glad and they should rejoice because of God's righteous decrees.

Psalms 48:13

Why should the Israelites walk around Mount Zion, count her towers, and look at her palaces?

They should do these things so that they may tell it to the next generation.

Psalms 48:14

What will God be for the Israelites?

He will be their guide until death.

Psalms 49

Psalms 49:1

Who does the writer tell to hear and to give ear?

He tells to all the peoples to give hear, and all the inhabitants of the world, both low and high, rich and poor together, to give ear.

Psalms 49:2

Who does the writer tell to hear and to give ear?

He tells to all the peoples to give hear, and all the inhabitants of the world, both low and high, rich and poor together, to give ear.

Psalms 49:3

What will the writer's mouth speak?

His mouth will speak wisdom.

What will be the meditation of the writer's heart?

The meditation of his heart will be of understanding.

Psalms 49:4-5

To what will the writer incline his ear and how will he begin it?

He will incline his ear to a parable which he will begin with the harp.

Psalms 49:6

What can those who trust in their wealth not do?

None of them can by any means redeem his brother nor give God a ransom for him.

Psalms 49:7

What can those who trust in their wealth not do?

None of them can by any means redeem his brother nor give God a ransom for him.

Psalms 49:8

How does the writer describe the redemption of one's life?

The redemption of one's life is costly and always costs too much.

Psalms 49:9

Who can live forever?

No one can live forever so that his body should not decay.

Psalms 49:10-11

What happens to wise men, the fool, and the brute alike?

Wise men die; the fool and the brute alike perish and leave their wealth to others.

Psalms 49:12-13

What happens to mankind?

Man, having wealth, does not remain alive.

Psalms 49:14

Who will be mankind's shepherd?

Death will be their shepherd.

What will happen to mankind in the morning?

The upright will have power over them in the morning.

Psalms 49:15

What will God do for the writer?

God will redeem his soul from the power of sheol; he will receive him.

Psalms 49:16

When does the writer say not to be afraid?

People should not be afraid when one becomes rich, when the power of his house increases.

Why does the writer say not to be afraid?

He says not to be afraid because when the rich one dies, he will take nothing away, and his power will not descend with him.

Psalms 49:17

Why does the writer say not to be afraid?

He says not to be afraid because when the rich one dies, he will take nothing away, and his power will not descend with him.

Psalms 49:18

When do men praise other people?

Men praise other people who live for themselves.

Psalms 49:19

To whom will the rich go?

He will go to the generation of his fathers.

What will the rich and his fathers not see?

They will never see the light again.

Psalms 49:20

What is a person who has wealth but no understanding like?

He is like the beasts, which perish.

Psalms 50

Psalms 50:1-3

What three names of God does Asaph use to refer to God?

He uses the names "Mighty One", "God", and "Yahweh".

Psalms 50:4-7

Why does God call to the heavens above and to the earth?

He calls to the heavens above and to the earth so that he may judge his people.

Psalms 50:8-9

What does God tell his people that he will not reprove?

God tells them that he will not reprove them for their sacrifices.

Psalms 50:10-13

Why does God say that he will take no bull or goat from his people?

God says that every beast of the forest is his, and the cattle on a thousand hills.

Psalms 50:14-16

What does Asaph say everyone should offer and to pay to God?

Everyone should offer to God the sacrifice of thanksgiving and pay their vows to the Most High.

Psalms 50:17-20

What does God say the wicked hate and throw away?

God says that the wicked hate instruction and throw away his words.

Psalms 50:21

What does God say that the wicked think about him when God keeps silent?

They thought that he was someone just like them.

Psalms 50:22

Who will help the wicked when God tears them in pieces?

There will be no one to come to help them.

Psalms 50:23

To whom will God show his salvation?

God will show his salvation to whoever offers a sacrifice of thanksgiving and plans his path in the right way.

Psalms 51

Psalms 51:1-3

Why does David say that God should have mercy on him?

He says God should have mercy because of his covenant faithfulness.

Psalms 51:4

Against whom does David say he has sinned?

He says he has sinned against God, and only against God.

Psalms 51:5-6

When does David say that his sin began?

He says he was born in iniquity, and as soon as his mother conceived him, he was in sin.

Psalms 51:7-9

What does David ask God to do so that he may be purified?

He asks God to purify him with hyssop so he will be clean, and to wash him so he will be whiter than snow.

Psalms 51:10

What does David ask God to create and renew in him?

He asks God to create in him a clean heart, and to renew a right spirit within him.

Psalms 51:11-13

What does David ask God to not do to him?

He asks God not to drive him away from his presence, and to not take his holy Spirit from him.

Psalms 51:14-16

What sin does David ask God to forgive?

He asks God to forgive him for shedding blood.

Psalms 51:17-19

What are the sacrifices of God?

The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit. He will not despise a broken and a contrite heart."

Psalms 52

Psalms 52:1-2

What comes from God every day?

The covenant faithfulness of God comes every day.

Psalms 52:3

What does the mighty man love more than good?

He loves evil more than good.

Psalms 52:4

What kind of words does the mighty man love?

He loves all words that devour others.

Psalms 52:5-6

What will God do to the mighty man?

God will destroy him forever.

Psalms 52:7

In what did the man trust?

He trusted in the abundance of his riches.

Psalms 52:8-9

In what will David place his own trust?

He will trust in the covenant faithfulness of God forever and ever.

Psalms 53

Psalms 53:1-2

What does the fool say in his heart?

He says, "There is no God."

Psalms 53:3-4

When God looks down on the sons of mankind, does he find anyone who understands and seeks after him?

No, they have all become filthy, and there is no one who does good.

Psalms 53:5

Why will people who do not call on God will be put to shame?

They will be put to shame because God has rejected them.

Psalms 53:6

From where did David hope that salvation for Israel would come?

He hoped that the salvation of Israel would come from Zion!

Psalms 54

Psalms 54:1-2

By what did David ask God to save him?

He asked God to save him by God's name.

Psalms 54:3

Who has risen up and sought David's soul?

Strangers have risen up against him, and pitiless men have sought after his soul.

Psalms 54:4

Who sustains David's soul?

The Lord is the one who sustains his soul.

Psalms 54:5

What will God repay David's enemies?

He will repay the evil to them.

Psalms 54:6

Why will David give thanks to the name of Yahweh?

He will give thanks to his name for it is good.

Psalms 54:7

How has David looked on his enemies?

His eye has looked in triumph on his enemies.

Psalms 55

Psalms 55:3

Why does David have no rest in his troubles?

He has no rest because of the voice of his enemies, and because of the oppression of the wicked.

Psalms 55:4-5

What kind of terrors have fallen on David?

The terrors of death have fallen on him.

Psalms 55:6-8

Why does David with that he had wings like a dove?

If he had wings like a dove, he could fly away and be at rest.

Psalms 55:9

What does David ask the Lord to do to David's enemies?

He asks the Lord to destroy them, and to confuse their languages.

Psalms 55:10

What is found in the middle of the city?

Iniquity, mischief and wickedness are in the middle of the city.

Psalms 55:11

What is found in the middle of the city?

Iniquity, mischief and wickedness are in the middle of the city.

Psalms 55:12

Who rebuked David and raised himself up against David?

David's companion and close friend rebuked David and raised himself up against him.

Psalms 55:13-14

Who rebuked David and raised himself up against David?

David's companion and close friend rebuked David and raised himself up against him.

Psalms 55:15-16

What does David want to come suddenly upon his enemies?

He want death to come suddenly on them, and for them to go down alive to sheol.

Psalms 55:17-18

What does David do at evening, morning and noonday?

He complains and moans to God.

Psalms 55:19

Why will God hear and respond to David's enemies?

He will hear and respond because they do not change, and they do not fear God.

Psalms 55:20-22

What did David's friend to do the covenant that he made?

He has not respected the covenant that he made.

Psalms 55:23

To where will God bring the wicked down?

He will bring the wicked down into the pit of destruction.

Psalms 56

Psalms 56:1

Why does David ask God to be merciful to him?

He asks God to be merciful because someone wishes to swallow him up.

Psalms 56:2

When do David's enemies wish to swallow him up?

David's enemies wish to swallow him up all the day long.

Psalms 56:3

David vows to do what when he is afraid?

When David is afraid, he will put his trust in God.

Psalms 56:4

What is the result of David's trust in God?

David put his trust in God so he will not be afraid.

Psalms 56:5-6

What do David's enemies do with David's words?

They twist David's words.

What are David's enemies thoughts toward David?

All their thoughts are against David for evil.

Psalms 56:7

How does David ask God to bring down David's enemies?

David asks God to bring them down in God's anger.

Psalms 56:8

What does David ask God to do what with his tears?

David asks God to put David's tears in God's bottle.

Psalms 56:9-11

When will David's enemies turn back?

David's enemies will turn back on the day that he calls to God.

Psalms 56:12

What does David vow to give to God?

David vows that he will give thank offerings to God.

Psalms 56:13

Where does David walk before God?

David walks before God in the light of the living.

Psalms 57

Psalms 57:1

Why does David ask God to be merciful to him?

He asks God to be merciful to him, for his soul takes refuge in God.

For how long does David take refuge in God?

David takes refuge in God until these troubles are over.

Psalms 57:2

What does David say God does for him?

David says God does all things for him.

Psalms 57:3

What does David say God will send out to him?

David says that God will send out to him God's covenant faithfulness and his trustworthiness.

Psalms 57:4

Among whom does David lie?

He lies among those who are set on fire.

Psalms 57:5

Where does David ask God to let his glory be?

David asked God to let God's glory be above all the earth.

Psalms 57:6-7

What happened to those who dug a pit in front of David?

They themselves have fallen into the middle of it.

Psalms 57:8

What musical instruments does David call to wake up?

David calls to the lute and harp to wake up.

Psalms 57:9-10

Where will David give thanks to the Lord?

David will give thanks to the Lord among the peoples.

Where will David sing praise to the Lord?

David will sing praises to the Lord among the nations.

Psalms 57:11

Where does David asks for God's glory to be exalted?

David asks for God's glory to be exalted over all the earth.

Psalms 58

Psalms 58:2

What does David say the sons of men distribute through the lands?

They distribute violence through the land with their hands.

Psalms 58:3-6

When does David say the wicked go astray?

They go astray as soon as they are born.

Psalms 58:7-9

What does David ask God to do when the wicked shoot their arrows?

David asks God to let the arrows be as though they had no points.

Psalms 58:10-11

When will the righteous rejoice?

The righteous will rejoice when he sees God's vengeance.

Psalms 59

Psalms 59:1-2

How does David ask God to rescue him from his enemies?

He asks God to set him on high away from those who rise up against him.

Psalms 59:3-4

Who gather themsleves together against David?

The mighty evildoers gather themselves together against David.

Psalms 59:5-9

Who does David ask Yahweh to not be merciful to?

He asks Yahweh to not be merciful to any wicked transgressors.

Psalms 59:10-12

How does David expect his God to meet him?

God will meet him with his covenant faithfulness.

Psalms 59:13-15

How does David ask God to consume his enemies?

He asks God to consume them in wrath, and to consume them so that they will be no more.

Psalms 59:16-17

How does David sing about God's strength?

He says God has been his high tower and a refuge in the day of his distress.

Psalms 60

Psalms 60:1

What has God done to the Israelies?

He has cast them off, broken them down, and has been angry with them.

Psalms 60:2

What has God done to the land?

He has made the land tremble and torn it apart.

Psalms 60:3

What has God shown to his people and made them drink?

He has shown them severe things and made them drink the wine of staggering.

Psalms 60:4-5

To whom has God given a banner?

He gave a banner to those that honor him.

Psalms 60:6-7

What will God do to Shechem and the valley of Sukkoth?

He will divide Shechem and apportion out the valley of Sukkoth.

Psalms 60:8-9

What will God do to Edom?

He will throw his shoe over Edom.

Psalms 60:10

What did God not do for the army?

He did not go into battle with them.

Psalms 60:11

How will the Israelites be able to triumph?

They will triumph with God's help, for he will trample down the enemy.

Psalms 60:12

How will the Israelites be able to triumph?

They will triumph with God's help, for he will trample down the enemy.

Psalms 61

Psalms 61:1-2

What does David ask God to do for him?

David asks God to hear his cry, and to attend to his prayer.

Psalms 61:3

What has God been like for David?

God has been a refuge and a strong tower from the enemy for David.

Psalms 61:4

Where will David live and take refuge?

David will live in God's tabernacle forever and take refuge in the hiding place under God's wings.

Psalms 61:5

What did God do for David when he heard his vows?

God gave him the inheritance of those who honor God's name.

Psalms 61:6-7

What will God do for the king's life?

God will prolong the king's life so that his years will be like many generations.

Psalms 61:8

Why will David sing praise to God's name forever?

David will sing praise to God's name forever so that he may perform his vows every day.

Psalms 62

Psalms 62:1

Why does David wait in silence for God alone?

David waits in silence for God because his salvation comes from God.

Psalms 62:2-3

What does David say God is to him?

David says God alone is his rock and salvation, and his high tower.

Psalms 62:4-7

How do they treat a man in his honorable position?

They consult with him only to bring him down, they love to tell lies, and they bless him with their mouths, but in their hearts they curse him.

Psalms 62:8

What does David tell the people to do?

He tells the people to trust in God at all times and to pour out their heart before God.

Psalms 62:9

How does David describe men of low and high standing?

Men of low standing are vanity, and men of high standing are a lie, weighed together they are lighter than nothing.

Psalms 62:10

On what does David say people should not fix their hearts?

He says they should not trust in oppression or robbery and not hope uselessly in riches, because they will bear no fruit.

Psalms 62:11

What has David heard when God has spoken?

David has heard that power belongs to God.

Psalms 62:12

To whom does covenant faithfulness belong?

Covenant faithfulness belongs to the Lord because the Lord pays back every person for what he has done.

Psalms 63

Psalms 63:1

How does David seek God?

He seeks God earnestly, his soul thirsts for him, and his flesh longs for God.

Psalms 63:2

When David looks for God in the sanctuary, what does he see?

He sees God's power and glory.

Psalms 63:3

What will David do because of God's covenant faithfulness?

David's lips will praise God, he will bless God while he lives, and he will lift up his hands in God's name.

Psalms 63:4

What will David do because of God's covenant faithfulness?

David's lips will praise God, he will bless God while he lives, and he will lift up his hands in God's name.

Psalms 63:5

What satisfies David's soul and causes him to praise God?

He is satisfied and praises when he thinks about God on his bed and mediates on him in the night.

Psalms 63:6

What satisfies David's soul and causes him to praise God?

He is satisfied and praises when he thinks about God on his bed and mediates on him in the night.

Psalms 63:7

Where does David rejoice?

He rejoices in the shadow of God's wings.

Psalms 63:8

What supports David?

God's right hand supports David.

Psalms 63:9

What will happen to those who seek to destroy David's soul?

They will go into the lower parts of the earth, they will be given over to the power of the sword, and given to jackals.

Psalms 63:10

What will happen to those who seek to destroy David's soul?

They will go into the lower parts of the earth, they will be given over to the power of the sword, and given to jackals.

Psalms 63:11

What will happen to those who swear by God?

Those that swear by him will be proud of him.

What will happen to those who speak lies?

Those who speak lies will have their mouths stopped up.

Psalms 64

Psalms 64:1

What is David asking of God to hear?

He wants God to hear his voice and to listen to his complaint.

Psalms 64:2

From what does David ask God to hide him?

He asks God to hide him from the secret plotting of evildoers and from the commotion of the doers of iniquity.

Psalms 64:3

What have David's enemies done to their tongues?

They have sharpened their tongues as swords.

Psalms 64:4

At whom do David's enemies shoot?

They shoot at someone who is innocent.

Psalms 64:5-6

What do David's enemies say when they consult privately together to plan evil and set traps?

They say, "Who will see us?"

Psalms 64:7

How will God respond to David's enemies?

God will shoot them and suddenly and they will be wounded with his arrows.

Psalms 64:8

Because of God's actions, what will happen to the enemy?

The enemy will be made to stumble and all who see them will wag their heads.

Psalms 64:9

How will all people respond when God judges David's enemies?

All people will fear, declare God's deeds, and think wisely about what God has done.

Psalms 64:10

What will the righteous and all the upright in heart do?

The righteous will be glad about Yahweh and will take refuge in him; all the upright in heart will take pride in him.

Psalms 65

Psalms 65:1-2

To whom does David say their vows will be carried?

Their vows will be carried to God in Zion.

Psalms 65:3

What does David say God will do about their transgressions?

He says God will forgive their transgressions.

Psalms 65:4

Who does David say is the blessed man?

Blessed is the man whom God chooses to bring near and live in his courts; he will be satisfied with the goodness of God's house.

Psalms 65:5-6

How will God of their salvation answer their prayer?

God will answer in righteousness by doing amazing things.

Psalms 65:7

What does God quiet?

He quiets the roaring seas, the roaring waves, and the commotion of the peoples.

Psalms 65:8

Who is afraid of the evidence of God's deeds?

Those who live in the uppermost parts of the earth are afraid of the evidence of God's deeds.

Psalms 65:9-10

How does David say God helps the earth?

God waters it, enriches it, and prepares the earth to provide mankind with grain.

Psalms 65:11-12

What happens to the earth behind God's chariot?

The tracks behind his chariot drop fatness down to the earth.

Psalms 65:13

With what are the pastures clothed, and the valleys covered?

The pastures are clothed with flocks, and the valleys are covered over with grain.

Psalms 66

Psalms 66:1-2

What does the writer tell all the earth to do?

He tells everyone to make a joyful noise to God, sing out the glory of his name, and make his praise glorious.

Psalms 66:3-5

What will cause God's enemies to submit to him?

The greatness of God's power will cause his enemies to submit to him.

Psalms 66:6-8

What miraculous deed did God do for the children of men?

He turned the sea into dry land so that the people went through the river on foot.

Psalms 66:9

What does God do for his people in life?

He keeps their souls in life and does not allow their feet to be moved.

Psalms 66:10-11

How has God tested his people and where has he brought them?

God has tested them as silver is tested.

Psalms 66:12

Where did God bring his people out?

He brought them out into a spacious place.

Psalms 66:13-14

With what will the writer come into God' house?

He will come into God's house with burnt offerings.

Psalms 66:15

What will the writer offer to God?

He will offer burnt offerings of fat animals, the sweet aroma of rams, and bulls and goats.

Psalms 66:16-17

What will the writer declare to all who fear God?

He will declare what God has done for his soul.

Psalms 66:18-19

What will the Lord do if the writer looks at iniquity in his heart?

The Lord will not hear him if the writer looks at iniquity in his heart.

Psalms 66:20

From what has God not turned away?

He has not turned away from the writer's prayer and from his covenant faithfulness.

Psalms 67

Psalms 67:1

Why should God be merciful to his people and bless them?

He should bless them so that his ways may be known on the earth, and his salvation among all nations.

Psalms 67:2

Why should God be merciful to his people and bless them?

He should bless them so that his ways may be known on the earth, and his salvation among all nations.

Psalms 67:3

Who should praise God?

All the peoples should praise God.

Psalms 67:4-5

Why should the nations be glad and sing?

The nations should be glad and sing because God will judge the peoples with justice and govern the nations on earth.

Psalms 67:6

Why has the earth yielded its harvest?

The earth yielded its harvest because God has blessed the peoples.

Psalms 67:7

What should happen because God has blessed the peoples?

All the ends of the earth should honor him.

Psalms 68

Psalms 68:1-2

What does David want to happen to God's enemies and to those who hate God?

He wants God's enemies to be scattered, and those who hate God to flee before him.

Psalms 68:3-5

What should the righteous do?

The righteous should be glad, rejoice, sing and be happy before Yahweh.

Psalms 68:6

What does God do for the lonely and the prisoners?

He puts the lonely into familes, and brings out the prisoners with singing.

Psalms 68:7

What did the earth and heavens do when God went out before his people?

The earth trembled and the heavens dropped rain in God's presence.

Psalms 68:8

What did the earth and heavens do when God went out before his people?

The earth trembled and the heavens dropped rain in God's presence.

Psalms 68:9

What did God send for his people?

God sent a plentiful rain to strengthen his inheritance when it was weary.

Psalms 68:10

What did God send for his people?

God sent a plentiful rain to strengthen his inheritance when it was weary.

Psalms 68:11

What did the great army announce?

The army announced the Lord's orders.

Psalms 68:12

What do the women waiting at home do after the kings of armies flee?

They divide the plunder of silver and gold doves.

Psalms 68:13-15

What do the women waiting at home do after the kings of armies flee?

They divide the plunder of silver and gold doves.

Psalms 68:16

At what is the hill country looking in envy?

The hill country is looking in envy at the mountain which God desires for the place where he will live forever.

Psalms 68:17-18

How many chariots of God are there?

The chariots of God are twenty thousand, thousands upon thousands.

Psalms 68:19-21

What does the Lord do for his people daily?

The Lord daily bears their burdens.

Psalms 68:22-23

From where will the Lord bring back his people?

The Lord will bring his people from Bashan and from the depths of the sea.

Psalms 68:24

What order did the procession of God take place into the sanctuary?

The singers went first, the minstrels followed after, and in the middle were the unmarried girls playing small drums.

Psalms 68:25

What order did the procession of God take place into the sanctuary?

The singers went first, the minstrels followed after, and in the middle were the unmarried girls playing small drums.

Psalms 68:26

Who should bless and praise God in the assembly?

The true descendants of Israel should bless and praise God.

Psalms 68:27

Who is the smallest tribe?

Benjamin is the smallest tribe.

Psalms 68:28-29

What does David ask God to reveal to his people?

He asks God to reveal to them God's power as in times past.

Psalms 68:30

What does David say to rebuke?

David says to rebuke the wild beast of the reeds and the bulls and calves of the peoples.

Psalms 68:31

Who will come out of Egypt?

Princes will come out of Egypt.

Psalms 68:32-33

Who should sing to God?

The kingdoms of the earth should sing praises to Yahweh.

Psalms 68:34

To whom does David say strength should be ascribed?

David says ascribe strength to God.

Psalms 68:35

What does God give to his people?

He gives strength and power to his people.

Psalms 69

Psalms 69:1-2

From what does David ask God to save him?

He asks God to save him from the deep waters that have come in to his soul.

Psalms 69:3

What is happening to David as he waits for his God?

He is weary from crying, his throat is dry, and his eyes fail.

Psalms 69:4

How many are David's enemies who hate him?

His enemies are more than the hairs on his head.

Psalms 69:5

What does God know about David?

God knows about David's foolishness and his sins are not hidden from God.

Psalms 69:6-8

What does David not want to happen to those who wait for and seek God?

David asks that they not be put to shame or brought to dishonor because of David.

Psalms 69:9

What has eaten up David?

Zeal for God's house has eaten him up.

Psalms 69:10

What did David do as a rebuke to himself?

He wept and punished his soul with fasting.

Psalms 69:11

When did David become the object of a proverb?

He made sackcloth of his clothing.

Psalms 69:12

When did David become the object of a proverb?

He made sackcloth of his clothing.

Psalms 69:13-15

How does David want Yahweh to answer his prayer?

He asks Yahweh to answer him in the trustworthiness of Yahweh's salvation.

Psalms 69:16-17

Why should Yahweh turn to David?

He should turn to David because Yahweh's mercies for David are many.

Psalms 69:18-20

What does David want Yahweh to do because of David's enemies?

He wants Yahweh to draw near his soul and to redeem it.

Psalms 69:21

What did David's enemies give him to eat and drink?

They gave him poison for food and vinegar to drink.

Psalms 69:22-24

What does David want the table of his enemies to become?

He wants his enemies' table to become a snare and a trap for them.

Psalms 69:25-26

What does David want to happen to his enemies' place?

He wants their placer to be a desolation, and no one to live in their tents.

Psalms 69:27-29

Of what does David want Yahweh to accuse his enemies?

He wants Yahweh to accuse them of having committed iniquity after iniquity.

Psalms 69:30

What will please God more than an ox or a bull?

David's praise to his name with a song and his thanksgiving will please Yahweh.

Psalms 69:31-32

What will please God more than an ox or a bull?

David's praise to his name with a song and his thanksgiving will please Yahweh.

Psalms 69:33

How does Yahweh respond to the needy and his prisoners?

Yahweh hears the needy and does not despise his prisoners.

Psalms 69:34

What does David say should praise God?

Heaven, earth, the seas, and everything that moves should praise God.

Psalms 69:35

What will God do to Zion and the cities of Judah?

God will save Zion and will rebuild the cities of Judah, and the people will live there and have it as a possession.

Psalms 69:36

What will God do to Zion and the cities of Judah?

God will save Zion and will rebuild the cities of Judah, and the people will live there and have it as a possession.

Psalms 70

Psalms 70:1

What is David asking God to do?

David is asking God to save him and to come quickly and help him.

Psalms 70:2

What does David want God to do to those who seek after his soul?

David wants God to put them to shame and confound them, to turn them backward and bring them to dishonor.

Psalms 70:3

What does David want God to do to those who seek after his soul?

David wants God to put them to shame and confound them, to turn them backward and bring them to dishonor.

Psalms 70:4

What does David want all those who seek Yahweh to do?

He want them to rejoice and be glad and say, "May God be praised."

Psalms 70:5

What does David need from God because he is poor and needy?

David needs God to hurry to help and rescue him.

Psalms 71

Psalms 71:2

What does the writer tell Yahweh he wants him to do?

The writer wants him to rescue him, make him safe, turn his ear to him and save him.

Psalms 71:3

What does the writer want Yahweh to be to him?

The writer wants Yahweh to be his rock and his fortress.

Psalms 71:4

From whose hand does the writer want to be rescued?

He wants to be rescued from the hand of the wicked, and from the unrighteous and cruel man.

Psalms 71:5-6

How long has the writer trusted in Yahweh?

He has trusted in Yahweh since he was a child.

Psalms 71:7

What has the writer become for many people?

He has become an example for many people.

Psalms 71:8

What does the writer do with his mouth all day?

He fills his mouth with praise and honor all the day.

Psalms 71:9

What does the writer ask God not to do when the writer is old and his strength fails?

He asks Yahweh to not throw him away or abandon him.

Psalms 71:10

What do the enemies of the writer say as they are plotting together against him?

They say, "God has forsaken him; pursue and take him, for these is no one to save him."

Psalms 71:11-12

What do the enemies of the writer say as they are plotting together against him?

They say, "God has forsaken him; pursue and take him, for these is no one to save him."

Psalms 71:13-14

What does the writer want to happen to those who are hostile to his life.

He wants them to be put to shame and consumed, and covered with rebuke and dishonor.

Psalms 71:15-16

What will the writer proclaim with his mouth about Yahweh?

His mouth will tell of Yahweh's righteousness and salvation.

Psalms 71:17

Why should Yahweh not forsake the writer?

Yahweh should not forsake him because the writer is declaring Yahweh's strength to the next generation, and his power to everyone who is to come.

Psalms 71:18

Why should Yahweh not forsake the writer?

Yahweh should not forsake him because the writer is declaring Yahweh's strength to the next generation, and his power to everyone who is to come.

Psalms 71:19-20

What does the writer say is very high?

God's righteousness is very high.

Psalms 71:21

For what does the writer give thanks with his harp?

He gives thanks to God for God's trustworthiness.

Psalms 71:22

For what does the writer give thanks with his harp?

He gives thanks to God for God's trustworthiness.

Psalms 71:23

What does the writer's tongue do all day long?

It will talk about God's righteousness all day long.

Psalms 71:24

What does the writer's tongue do all day long?

It will talk about God's righteousness all day long.

Psalms 72

Psalms 72:1-4

What does Solomon ask God to give to the king and his son?

Solomon asks God to give the king his righteous decrees, and to give his son God's righteousness.

Psalms 72:5

How long does Solomon want the people to honor God?

He wants them to honor God while the sun endures and as long as the moon lasts throughout all generations.

Psalms 72:6-7

What does Solomon want the king days to be like?

He wants them to be like rain on the mown grass, and showers that water the earth.

Psalms 72:8-10

How far will the king's dominion reach?

His dominion will reach from sea to sea, from the River to the ends of the earth.

Psalms 72:11-12

What will all kings and nations do before the king?

All the kings will fall down before him and serve him.

Psalms 72:13-15

How does the king treat the poor and the needy?

He has pity on the poor and needy, and the souls of the needy he saves.

Psalms 72:16

What are the signs of God's blessing on the king?

The signs of blessing are an abundance of grain, and the people in the cities will flourish.

Psalms 72:17

How long does Solomon ask that the king's name endure?

He asks that the king's name endure forever, and continue as long as the sun.

Psalms 72:18-20

What does Yahweh alone do?

He alone does wonderful things.

Psalms 73

Psalms 73:1

To whom is God good?

God is good to Israel, to those with a pure heart.

Psalms 73:2

Why did Asaph's feet nearly slip?

He nearly slipped because he was envious of the arrogant when he saw the prosperity of the wicked.

Psalms 73:3

Why did Asaph's feet nearly slip?

He nearly slipped because he was envious of the arrogant when he saw the prosperity of the wicked.

Psalms 73:4

How did Asaph describe the arrogant and wicked?

He said they had no pain, they are strong and well fed, they are free from burdens, and are not afflicted like other men.

Psalms 73:5

How did Asaph describe the arrogant and wicked?

He said they had no pain, they are strong and well fed, they are free from burdens, and are not afflicted like other men.

Psalms 73:6

What is pride and violence like to the wicked?

Pride is like a necklace around their neck, and violence clothes them like a robe.

Psalms 73:7

What is the result of the blindness of the wicked?

Out of this blindness comes sin and evil thoughts.

Psalms 73:8

What things do the wicked say?

They mock, say evil things, threaten violence, and speak against heaven.

Psalms 73:9-10

What things do the wicked say?

They mock, say evil things, threaten violence, and speak against heaven.

Psalms 73:11-12

What do the wicked say about God?

They say, "How does God know? Does God know what goes on?."

Psalms 73:13

Why does Asaph feel he guarded his heart in vain?

Asaph has been afflicted all day long and disciplined every morning.

Psalms 73:14

Why does Asaph feel he guarded his heart in vain?

Asaph has been afflicted all day long and disciplined every morning.

Psalms 73:15

What will happen if Asaph says these things?

He will betray this generation of God's children.

Psalms 73:16

Where did Asaph go to gain understanding of these things?

Aspha went to God's sanctuary.

Psalms 73:17-18

Where did Asaph go to gain understanding of these things?

Aspha went to God's sanctuary.

Psalms 73:19-21

What will the wicked become in a moment?

They will become a wilderness in a moment.

Psalms 73:22-23

What did Asaph say he was like before God?

He was like a senseless animal before God.

Psalms 73:24

What will God do for Asaph after he guides him with his advice?

Afterward, God will receive Asaph into glory.

Psalms 73:25-26

What is Asaph's only desire on earth?

The God of heaven is all he desires.

Psalms 73:27

Who will perish?

Those who are far from God will perish, and he will destroy all those who are unfaithful to him.

Psalms 73:28

What is the one thing that Asaph needs to do?

He needs to draw near to God.

Psalms 74

Psalms 74:2-3

What does Asaph ask God to remember that he did for his people in ancient times?

God redeemed them in ancient times, and purchased them to be his own heritage.

Psalms 74:4

What damage did the enemy do in the sanctuary?

They set up their battle flags, hacked with axes, smashed and broke the engravings.

Psalms 74:5

What damage did the enemy do in the sanctuary?

They set up their battle flags, hacked with axes, smashed and broke the engravings.

Psalms 74:6

What damage did the enemy do in the sanctuary?

They set up their battle flags, hacked with axes, smashed and broke the engravings.

Psalms 74:7

What else did they do to the sanctuary?

They set it on fire, and desecrated it by knocking it to the ground,

Psalms 74:8

What did the enemy do to the meeting places?

They burned them all of the meeting places in the land.

Psalms 74:9-11

What did God's people not see anymore?

They did not see any more miraculous signs, there is no prophet any more.

Psalms 74:12

What are signs that God has been Asaph's king since ancient times?

God divided the sea and smashed the heads of sea monsters.

Psalms 74:13

What are signs that God has been Asaph's king since ancient times?

God divided the sea and smashed the heads of sea monsters.

Psalms 74:14-15

What did God to to the leviathan?

He crushed the heads of leviathan, and fed him to those living in the wilderness.

Psalms 74:16

What did God set in place?

He set the sun and moon in place, and set all the borders of the earth.

Psalms 74:17

What did God set in place?

He set the sun and moon in place, and set all the borders of the earth.

Psalms 74:18-19

What does the enemy do that Asaph wants Yahweh to remember?

The enemy hurled insults at Yahweh and blasphemed his name.

Psalms 74:20-21

Why does Asaph ask God to remember his covenant?

He wants Yahweh to remember his covenant because the earth is full of violence.

Psalms 74:22-23

What does Asaph want God to defend?

Asaph wants God to arise and defend his own honor.

Psalms 75

Psalms 75:1

For what do the people give thanks?

They give thanks because God reveals his presence.

Psalms 75:2

What will God do at the appointed time?

He will judge fairly, and make steady the earth's pillars.

Psalms 75:3

What will God do at the appointed time?

He will judge fairly, and make steady the earth's pillars.

Psalms 75:4

What does Asaph tell the arrogant and wicked not to do?

He tells them not to be arrogant or confident of victory, and not to speak with their head held high.

Psalms 75:5-6

What does Asaph tell the arrogant and wicked not to do?

He tells them not to be arrogant or confident of victory, and not to speak with their head held high.

Psalms 75:7

What does Asaph say about God?

God is judge and brings one down and raises up another.

Psalms 75:8

What will the wicked do with the cup of foaming wine in Yahweh's hand?

They will drink it to the last drop.

Psalms 75:9

How will Asaph praise the God of Jacob?

He will continually tell what God has done and sing praises to him.

Psalms 75:10

What does God say he will do to the horns of the wicked and the righteous?

He will cut off the horns of the wicked and raise up the horns of the righteous.

Psalms 76

Psalms 76:2-3

Where is the dwelling place of the God of Judah?

His dwelling place is in Zion.

Psalms 76:4-5

As he descends from the mountains, what does God look like?

God shines brightly and reveals his glory.

Psalms 76:6-7

What happened when the God of Jacob rebuked his enemies?

At his rebuke, both horse and rider died.

Psalms 76:8-9

What happened when God's judgment came from heaven?

When his judgment came, the earth was afraid and silent.

Psalms 76:10

What will God's angry judgment of his enemies bring him?

His angry judgment of his enemies will bring him praise.

Psalms 76:11

What should people about the vows they make to Yahweh their God?

They should keep their vows.

Psalms 76:12

How do the princes and kings respond to Yahweh?

He humbles the spirit of the princes, and he is feared by the kings.

Psalms 77

Psalms 77:2

What did Asaph do in the day of his trouble?

He sought the Lord, prayed all night, and reached out his hands.

Psalms 77:3-4

What did Asaph do in the day of his trouble?

He sought the Lord, prayed all night, and reached out his hands.

Psalms 77:5

What did Asaph think about when he could not sleep at night?

He thought about the days of old, about times long past.

Psalms 77:6-9

What did Asaph recall to mind during the night?

He called to mind the song he once sang.

Psalms 77:10

What is Asaph's sorrow?

His sorrow is the changing of the Almighty's right hand toward him and his people.

Psalms 77:11-12

Which deeds of Yahweh does Asaph think about?

He thinks about Yahweh's wonderful deeds of old.

Psalms 77:13

How is God different from all other gods?

God is extraordinary, he does wonders, he reveals his strength, and he gives his people victory.

Psalms 77:14

How is God different from all other gods?

God is extraordinary, he does wonders, he reveals his strength, and he gives his people victory.

Psalms 77:15

How is God different from all other gods?

God is extraordinary, he does wonders, he reveals his strength, and he gives his people victory.

Psalms 77:16

How did nature react to God.

The waters were afraid and trembled. The clouds poured water and the skies thundered.

Psalms 77:17

How did nature react to God.

The waters were afraid and trembled. The clouds poured water and the skies thundered.

Psalms 77:18

Where did God's path go?

His path went through the sea, and his way through the surging waters, but his footprints were not seen.

Psalms 77:19

Where did God's path go?

His path went through the sea, and his way through the surging waters, but his footprints were not seen.

Psalms 77:20

Where did God's path go?

His path went through the sea, and his way through the surging waters, but his footprints were not seen.

Psalms 78

Psalms 78:2-3

How will Asaph teach his people?

Asaph will open his mouth in parables and sing about hidden things about the past.

Psalms 78:4-5

What will Asaph pass on to the next generation?

Asaph will tell the next generation about the praise worthy deeds of Yahweh, his strength, and the wonders that he has done.

Psalms 78:6

Why did Yahweh command Asaph's ancestors to teach Yahweh's decrees to their children?

Yahweh commanded this so that the generation to come might know his decrees so that the children not yet born should tell them in turn to their own children.

Psalms 78:7

Why was it important for Asaph's ancestors to teach Yahweh's decrees to their children?

It was important for them to teach Yahweh's decrees to their children so the children would not be like their ancestors who were a stubborn and rebellious generation.

Psalms 78:8-9

Why was it important for Asaph's ancestors to teach Yahweh's decrees to their children?

It was important for them to teach Yahweh's decrees to their children so the children would not be like their ancestors who were a stubborn and rebellious generation.

Psalms 78:10-13

How did Israel do that was wrong in God's sight?

They did not keep the covenant with God, and refused to obey his law.

Psalms 78:14-17

How did God lead Israel?

He led them in the daytime with a cloud and at night with the light of fire.

Psalms 78:18

How did Israel challenge God?

They challenged God in their hearts by asking for food to satisfy their appetites.

Psalms 78:19-21

What did Israel speak against God?

They spoke against God saying, "Can God really lay out a table for us in the wilderness?"

Psalms 78:22

Why did Yahweh become angry and attack Israel in his anger?

Yahweh became angry with Israel because they did not believe in him and trust in his salvation.

Psalms 78:23

How did God provide for Israel even though they did not believe in him?

God provide for them by raining down manna and meat in abundance for them to eat so they were full.

Psalms 78:24-30

How did God provide for Israel even though they did not believe in him?

God provide for them by raining down manna and meat in abundance for them to eat so they were full.

Psalms 78:31-33

What did God do to Israel in his anger?

He attacked and killed the strongest of them, and brought down the young men.

Psalms 78:34-36

How did the people of Israel respond whenever God afflicted them?

They would start to seek him, and would return and look earnestly for him.

Psalms 78:37

What was the condition of Israel's hearts before God?

Their hearts were not firmly fixed on God, and they were not faithful to his covenant.

Psalms 78:38-43

How did God show mercy to the people of Israel?

He forgave their iniquity and did not destroy them because he remembered they were made of flesh.

Psalms 78:44-50

What did God do to the Egyptians' rivers?

He turned the Egyptians' rivers to blood, so they could not drink from their streams.

Psalms 78:51

What did God do to the firstborn of the Egyptians?

He killed all the firstborn in Egypt, the firstborn of their strength.

Psalms 78:52-54

How did God lead his own people?

He led them out like sheep, and guided them through the wilderness like a flock.

Psalms 78:55-56

What did God do to the nations?

He drove out the nations before the Israelites and assigned their inheritance to Israel.

Psalms 78:57

How did the people of Israel act like their fathers?

They were unfaithful and acted treacherously like their fathers.

Psalms 78:58-61

With what did Israel make God angry?

They made him angry with their pagan shrines and provoked him to jealous anger with their idols.

Psalms 78:62

To what did God hand over his people?

He handed them over to the sword, and fire devoured their young men.

Psalms 78:63-67

To what did God hand over his people?

He handed them over to the sword, and fire devoured their young men.

Psalms 78:68-69

Which tribe did God chose from Israel?

God chose the tribe of Judah and Mount Zion that he loved.

Psalms 78:70-72

Who did God choose to be the shepherd of Israel?

He chose David, his servant, and took him form the sheepfolds.

Psalms 79

Psalms 79:1-3

What happened when the foreign nations came into Israel?

They defiled the temple, they turned Jerusalem into a heap of ruins.

Psalms 79:4-5

What has Israel become to their neighbors?

They have become a reproach for their neighbors to make, and a mocking and derision to those around them.

Psalms 79:6-7

On whom does Asaph ask God to pour out his wrath?

He asks God to pour out his wrath on the nations that do not know God and on the kingdoms that do not call upon God's name.

Psalms 79:8-9

What does Asaph not want God to hold against Israel?

He wants God to not hold the sins of their forefathers agains them.

Psalms 79:10-12

What does Asaph not want the nations to say?

He does not want the nations to say, "Where is their God?"

Psalms 79:13

What does Asaph say that Israel is to God?

He says they are God's people and the sheep of God's pasture.

Psalms 80

Psalms 80:1

What is the writer asking the Shepherd of Israel to do?

The writer is asking him to pay attention and to shine on them.

Psalms 80:2

What is the writer asking the Shepherd of Israel to do in the sight of Ephraim and Benjamin and Manasseh?

He is asking the Spherd of Israel to stir up his power and come and save them.

Psalms 80:3

What is the writer asking God to do?

He is asking God to restore them, shine his face on them and they will be saved

Psalms 80:4

What was Yahweh's response when his people prayed?

He was angry at his people when they prayed.

Psalms 80:5

What has Yahweh given them eat and to drink?

He has fed them with tears and given them tears to drink.

Psalms 80:6

What are Israel's neighbors and enemies doing to them?

Their neighbors are arguing over them and their enemies are laughing about them.

Psalms 80:7

What will happen when the God of hosts restores them and shines his face on them?

They will be saved.

Psalms 80:8

What did the God of hosts do with the vine that he brought out of Egypt?

He drove out nations and transplanted it.

Psalms 80:9-10

What did God do to prepare for planting the vine?

God cleared the land for it.

Psalms 80:11

What did the vine's branches cover?

The vine covered the mountains and the highest cedars.

How far did the vine send out its branches and shoots?

The vine sent its branches as far as the sea and sent its shoots to the Euphrates River.

Psalms 80:12

What will happen since the walls of the vine are broken down?

All who pass by will pluck its fruit.

Psalms 80:13

What will the boars and beasts do to the vine?

The boars ruin it and the beasts feed on it.

Psalms 80:14

What does the writer ask the God of hosts to do for the vine?

He asks the God of hosts to turn back, look down from heaven, take notice and take care of this vine.

Psalms 80:15

Who planted the root of the vine and made the shoot grow?

The right hand of the God of hosts planted the root and made the shoot grow.

Psalms 80:16

What is happening to the vine?

The vine is burned and cut down.

What does the writer want to happen to the enemies of the God of hosts?

The writer want the enemies of the God of hosts to perish because of his rebuke.

Psalms 80:17

What does the writer want God to do to the man of God's right hand?

The writer wants God's hand to be on that man.

What did God do for the son of man?

God made him strong for himself.

Psalms 80:18

What will the people do if God revives them?

They will call on God's name.

Psalms 80:19

What will happen if Yahweh, the God of hosts shines on the people?

If Yahweh shines on them, they will be saved.

Psalms 81

Psalms 81:1

What does the writer tell everyone to do to God?

He tells them to sing aloud and to shout out for joy.

Psalms 81:2

What instruments does the writer tell the people to play as they sing a song?

The people should play the tambourine and the pleasant lyre with the harp.

Psalms 81:3

When should the people blow the ram's horn?

They should blow it on the day of the new moon, the day of the full moon, when their feast day begins.

Psalms 81:4

Who gave the statute and decree for Israel?

The God of Jacob gave them for Israel.

Psalms 81:5

Why did the God of Jacob issue a statute and decree for Israel?

He issued it as a regulation in Joseph.

Psalms 81:6

What did God remove from the shoulder of the people?

God removed the burden.

Psalms 81:7-8

What happened when the people called out in their distress?

God helped them, and answered them and tested them.

Psalms 81:9

What did God say about foreign gods?

God said there must be no foreign god among Israel and they must not worship any foreign god.

Psalms 81:10

What does Yahweh say he did for Israel?

He brought them out of Egypt.

Why did God tell the Israelites to open their mouth wide?

He told them to open it so he would fill it.

Psalms 81:11

What did Yahweh's people, Israel, not do?

They did not listen to Yahweh's words or obey him.

Psalms 81:12

Why did Yahweh give his people over to their own stubborn way?

He gave them over so that they might do what seemed right to them.

Psalms 81:13

What does Yahweh long for his people to do?

Yahweh wants his people to listen to him and walk in his paths.

Psalms 81:14

What would Yahweh do if his people would listen to him and walk in his paths?

He would quickly subdue their enemies and turn his hand against their oppressors.

Psalms 81:15

What does the writer want to happen to those who hate Yahweh?

He wants them to cringe in fear and be humiliated forever.

Psalms 81:16

What does Yahweh say he would do for Israel?

Yahweh would feed them with the finest wheat and satisfy them with the honey out of the rock.

Psalms 82

Psalms 82:1

Where does God stand to render judgment?

He stands in the divine assembly and in the midst of the gods.

Psalms 82:2

What does Asaph ask God?

He asks God how long God will you judge unjustly and show favoritism to the wicked?

Psalms 82:3

What does Asaph ask God to do for the poor and fatherless and the afflicted and destitute?

He asks God to defend them and maintain their rights.

Psalms 82:4

What does Asaph ask God to do for the poor and needy?

He asks God to rescue them and take them out of the hand of the wicked.

Psalms 82:5

Where do those who neither know nor understand and wander?

They wander around in darkness.

Psalms 82:6

How does Asaph say the sons of the Most High will die?

They will die like men and fall like one of the princes.

Psalms 82:7

How does Asaph say the sons of the Most High will die?

They will die like men and fall like one of the princes.

Psalms 82:8

Why is Asaph asking God to arise and judge the earth?

He asks God to judge because he will inherit all the nations.

Psalms 83

Psalms 83:2

What are God's enemies doing?

They are making a commotion, and have raised their heads.

Psalms 83:3

Who do the enemies of God conspire against and plan against?

They conspire against God's people and plan against God's protected ones.

Psalms 83:4

What do God's enemies say they will do to Israel?

They said, "Let us destroy them as a nation."

What would happen to the name of Israel if God's enemies destroyed them?

Israel would no longer be remembered.

Psalms 83:5-8

Against whom have God's enemies schemed?

They schemed against God and made an alliance.

Psalms 83:9

What does Asaph ask God to do to his enemies, as he did to Midian, Sisera and Jabin?

He asks that they perish at Endor and become like manure for the earth.

Psalms 83:10

What does Asaph ask God to do to his enemies, as he did to Midian, Sisera and Jabin?

He asks that they perish at Endor and become like manure for the earth.

Psalms 83:11

What did the nobles and the princes of the enemies say about Israel?

They said, "Let us take for ourselves the pastures of God."

Psalms 83:12

What did the nobles and the princes of the enemies say about Israel?

They said, "Let us take for ourselves the pastures of God."

Psalms 83:13

What things does Asaph want God to make his enemies like?

He wants God to make them like whirling dust, chaff before the wind, fire that burns the forest, and the flame that sets the mountains on fire.

Psalms 83:14

What things does Asaph want God to make his enemies like?

He wants God to make them like whirling dust, chaff before the wind, fire that burns the forest, and the flame that sets the mountains on fire.

Psalms 83:15

How does Asaph want God to chase and terrify his enemies?

He wants God to chase them with God's strong wind and terrify them with God's windstorm.

Psalms 83:16

Why does Asaph ask Yahweh to fill the enemies faces with shame?

He asks God to fill the enemies with shame so they might seek Yahweh's name.

Psalms 83:17

What does Asaph desire to happen to God's enemies?

He desires that they be put to shame, be terrified forever and perish in disgrace.

Psalms 83:18

What will God's enemies know about Yahweh?

They will know that Yahweh alone is the Most High over all the earth.

Psalms 84

Psalms 84:1

What does the writer say about the place where Yahweh of hosts lives?

He says the place where Yahweh of hosts lives is lovely.

Psalms 84:2

For what does the writer long?

He longs for the courts of Yahweh.

To whom does the writers heart and whole being call out?

His heart and whole being calls out to the living God.

Psalms 84:3

Where has the sparrow found her house and the swallow a nest where she may lay her young?

They have found their house and nest near the altars of Yahweh of hosts.

What other names does the writer use for Yahweh of hosts?

He uses the names of my King and my God.

Psalms 84:4

What happens to those who live in Yahweh's house?

They are blessed and they praise Yahweh continually.

Psalms 84:5

What happens to the man whose strength is in Yahweh?

The man whose strength is in Yahweh is blessed.

Psalms 84:6

Where do the blessed find springs of water to drink?

They find springs of water to drink as they pass through the Valley of Weeping.

Psalms 84:7

Where does the blessed people appear?

They appear before God in Zion.

Psalms 84:8

Who does the writer want to hear his prayer?

He wants Yahweh God of hosts to hear his prayer.

Who does the writer want to listen to what he is saying?

He wants the God of Jacob to listen to what he is saying.

Psalms 84:9

What does the writer want God to watch over and for whom does he want God to show concern?

He wants God to watch over their shield and show concern for God's anointed.

Psalms 84:10

A day in Yahweh's courts is better than what?

A day in Yahweh's courts is better that a thousand years elsewhere.

What would the writer rather be in the house of his God than to live within the tents of the wicked?

He would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of his God.

Psalms 84:11

What is Yahweh God to the writer?

Yahweh God is our sun and shield.

What will Yahweh give?

Yahweh will give grace and glory.

What does Yahweh not withhold from those who walk in integrity.

Yahweh does not withhold any good thing from those who walk in integrity.

Psalms 84:12

What happens to the man who trusts in Yahweh of hosts?

The man who trusts in Yahweh is blessed.

Psalms 85

Psalms 85:1

What has Yahweh done for the well-being of Jacob?

Yahweh has shown favor to their land and restored the well-being of Jacob.

Psalms 85:2

What has Yahweh done about the sins of his people?

He has forgiven his people and covered all their sins.

Psalms 85:3

What has Yahweh done with his wrath and hot anger?

He has withdrawn all his wrath and turned back from his hot anger.

Psalms 85:4-5

Of what does the writer ask God to let go?

He ask God to let go of his displeasure with his people.

Psalms 85:6

What will God's people do if God revives them again?

God's people will rejoice in God.

Psalms 85:7

What is the writer asking God to show and grant his people?

He is asking Yahweh to show his covenant faithfulness and grant his salvation.

Psalms 85:8

What does the writer say will happen when he listens to what Yahweh God says?

God will make peace with his people, his faithful followers.

What must the people do to make peace with God?

God's people must not turn again to foolish ways.

Psalms 85:9

What will remain in the land when God's salvation is near to those who fear him?

Glory will remain in the land.

Psalms 85:10

What have met together and what have kissed each other?

Covenant faithfulness and trustworthiness have met together and righteousness and peace have kissed each other.

Psalms 85:11

What will sprout up from the ground and what will look down from the sky?

Trustworthiness will sprout up and victory will look down.

Psalms 85:12

What will happen when Yahweh gives his good blessings?

Their land will yield its crops.

Psalms 85:13

What will go before Yahweh and make a way for his footsteps?

Righteousness will go before Yahweh.

Psalms 86

Psalms 86:1

Why does David ask Yahweh to listen to and answer him?

He asks Yahweh to answer him because David is poor and oppressed.

Psalms 86:2

What does David ask God to do for him when he is loyal and trusts in God?

David asks God to protect him and save him.

Psalms 86:3

What does David asks when he cries out to the Lord?

David asks the Lord to be merciful to him.

Psalms 86:4

When David lifts up his soul to the Lord, what is he asking from the Lord?

David asks the Lord to make his servant glad.

Psalms 86:5

What happens to all those who cry out to the Lord who is good?

The Lord is ready to forgive and show them great mercy.

Psalms 86:6

Who does David ask to listen to his prayer and hear the sound of his pleas?

David asks Yahweh to listen and hear.

Psalms 86:7

What will Yahweh do when David calls on him in his day of trouble?

Yahweh will answer David.

Psalms 86:8

Who compares to the Lord among the gods?

There is no one who compares to the Lord.

Psalms 86:9

What will all the nations do before the Lord?

All the nations will come and bow before the Lord and honor the Lord's name.

Psalms 86:10

Who only does great and wonderful things?

Only God does great and wonderful things.

Psalms 86:11

What does David ask Yahweh to teach him?

David asks Yahweh to teach him Yahweh's ways.

What will happen when Yahweh teaches David?

David will walk in Yahweh's truth.

Psalms 86:12

What does David tell God he will do?

David will praise God and glorify God's name forever.

Psalms 86:13

What does David say God's covenant faithfulness toward him has done?

God has rescued David's soul from the depths of sheol.

Psalms 86:14

What does David say the arrogant and violent men have done?

They have risen up against David, seek his life and have no regard for God.

Psalms 86:15

How does David describe the Lord?

David describes the Lord as a merciful and gracious God, slow to anger, and abundant in covenant faithfulness and trustworthiness.

Psalms 86:16

What does David ask the Lord to do for him?

David asks the Lord to turn toward him, have mercy on him, give his strength and save him.

Psalms 86:17

What will happen when Yahweh shows David a sign of his favor?

Those who hate David will see God's favor and be put to shame.

What does David say Yahweh as done for him?

Yahweh has helped David and comforted him.

Psalms 87

Psalms 87:1

Where is the Lord's city established?

It is established on the holy mountains.

Psalms 87:2

How much does Yahweh love the gates of Zion?

He loves them more than all the tents of Jacob.

Psalms 87:3

What things are said of the city of God?

Glorious things are said of the city of God.

Psalms 87:4

To whom did the writer mention Rahab and Babylon?

He mentioned them to his followers.

Psalms 87:5

What will the Most High do for Zion?

The Most High himself will establish her.

Psalms 87:6

What does Yahweh note as he registers the peoples?

He notes, "This one was born there."

Psalms 87:7

What do the singers and dancers say?

They say, "All my springs of water are in you."

Psalms 88

Psalms 88:1

When does the writer cry out to Yahweh, the God of his salvation?

The writer cries out day and night before Yahweh.

Psalms 88:2

What does the writer ask Yahweh to do for him?

He asks Yahweh to listen to his prayer and pay attention to his cry.

Psalms 88:3

What is the problem with the writer's soul and life?

His soul is full of troubles and his life is nearing sheol.

Psalms 88:4

How does the writer describe himself when people treat him like those who go down to the pit?

He describes himself as a man with no strength.

Psalms 88:5

What does the writer say happens to him when he is like the dead who lie in the grave?

He says that Yahweh cares for the dead no more because they are cut off from Yahweh's power.

Psalms 88:6

Where does the writer say that Yahweh has placed him?

He says Yahweh has placed him in the lowest part of the pit.

Psalms 88:7

What lies heavy on the writer?

Yahweh's wrath lies heavy on the writer.

Psalms 88:8

What has Yahweh done to make the writer's acquaintenances avoid him?

Yahweh has made the writer a shocking sight to his acquaintances.

Psalms 88:9

From what do the writer's eyes to grow weary?

His eyes grow weary from trouble.

Psalms 88:10

What questions does the writer ask Yahweh about the dead and those who have died?

He asks Yahweh if he will do wonders for the dead, and if they will rise up and praise Yahweh.

Psalms 88:11

What does the writer asks Yahweh about his covenant faithfulness, loyalty, wonderful deeds and righteousness?

The writer asks Yahweh if they will be proclaimed in the grave, in the place of the dead, in the darkness and in the place of forgetfulness.

Psalms 88:12

What does the writer asks Yahweh about his covenant faithfulness, loyalty, wonderful deeds and righteousness?

The writer asks Yahweh if they will be proclaimed in the grave, in the place of the dead, in the darkness and in the place of forgetfulness.

Psalms 88:13

When does the writer's prayer come before Yahweh?

His prayer comes before Yahweh in the morning.

Psalms 88:14

What has Yahweh done to the writer?

Yahweh has rejected the writer and hidden his face from him.

Psalms 88:15

How long has the writer been afflicted and on the verge of death.

The writer has been afflictd and on the verge of death since his youth.

Psalms 88:16

What does the writer say Yahweh's angry actions and terrifying deeds have done?

Yahweh's actions have passed over and his deeds have annihilated the writer.

Psalms 88:17

What have Yahweh's actions and deeds done to the writer all day long?

They surrounded the writed like water and encircled him.

Psalms 88:18

What does the writer say is his only acquaintance?

He says his only acquaintance is the darkness.

Psalms 89

Psalms 89:1

Of what will the writer sing forever?

He will sing of Yahweh"s acts of covenant faithfulness.

What will the writer proclaim to future generations?

He will proclaim Yahweh's truthfulness.

Psalms 89:2

Where has Yahweh's truthfulness been established?

It has been established in the heavens.

Psalms 89:3

With whom has a covenant and an oath been made?

The covenant has been made with the chosen one and an oath has been made to David.

Psalms 89:4

How long will the descendants and the throne be established?

The descendants will be established forever and the throne through all generations.

Psalms 89:5-6

For what will the heavens praise Yahweh?

The heavens will praise Yahweh for his wonders.

For what will the assembly of the holy ones praise Yahweh?

They will praise Yahweh for his truthfulness.

Psalms 89:7

How does God compare to those who surround him?

He is more awesome than all who surround him.

Psalms 89:8

What does the writer say about Yahweh's truthfulness?

It surrounds Yahweh.

Psalms 89:9

What does the writer say about Yahweh's rule of the raging sea?

He says that when the waves surge, Yahweh calms them.

Psalms 89:10

What did Yahweh do to Rahab?

He crushed her as one who is killed.

What did Yahweh use to scatter his enemies?

He used his strong arm.

Psalms 89:11

What belongs to Yahweh who made the world and all it contains?

The heavens and the earth belong to Yahweh.

Psalms 89:12

What did Yahweh create?

Yahweh created the north and the south.

Psalms 89:13

What does the writer say about Yahweh's arm and hand?

Yahweh has a mighty arm and a strong hand, and his right hand is high.

Psalms 89:14

What is the foundation of Yahweh's throne?

Righteousness and justice are the foundation of Yahweh's throne.

What comes before Yahweh?

Covenant faitfhulness and trustworthiness come before Yahweh.

Psalms 89:15

What happens to the people who worship Yahweh?

They are blessed and walk in the light of Yahweh's face, they rejoice in Yahweh's name, and in Yahweh's righteousness they exalt.

Psalms 89:16

What happens to the people who worship Yahweh?

They are blessed and walk in the light of Yahweh's face, they rejoice in Yahweh's name, and in Yahweh's righteousness they exalt.

Psalms 89:17

How does Yahweh's majestic strength and favor benefit the people?

The people are victorious

Psalms 89:18

What belongs to Yahweh and what is he called?

The people's shield belongs to Yahweh and is called the Holy One of Israel.

Psalms 89:19

What did Yahweh say in a vision to his faithful ones?

He said that he set a crown on a mighty one and raised up one chosen from among the people.

Psalms 89:20

What did Yahweh say he will do for his chosen servant David?

He said he had anointed him, will support him, and will strengthen him.

Psalms 89:21

What did Yahweh say he will do for his chosen servant David?

He said he had anointed him, will support him, and will strengthen him.

Psalms 89:22

What did Yahweh say he will do for his chosen servant David?

He said he had anointed him, will support him, and will strengthen him.

Psalms 89:23

What did Yahweh say he will do for his chosen servant David?

He said he had anointed him, will support him, and will strengthen him.

Psalms 89:24-25

What will be with David and how will he be victorious?

Yahweh's truth and covenant faithfulness will be with David and by Yahweh's name David will be victorious.

Psalms 89:26

What will David call out to Yahweh?

He will call Yahweh his Father, his God, and the rock of his salvation.

Psalms 89:27

What will Yahweh do for David who he places as his firstborn son and most exalted of the kings of the earth?

Yahweh will extend and secure his covenant faithfulness to David forever.

Psalms 89:28

What will Yahweh do for David who he places as his firstborn son and most exalted of the kings of the earth?

Yahweh will extend and secure his covenant faithfulness to David forever.

Psalms 89:29

How long will David's descendants and throne endure?

His descendants will endure forever and his throne will endure as the skies above.

Psalms 89:30

What will Yahweh do to David's children if they forsake Yahweh's law, disobey his decrees, break his rules and do not keep his commands?

Yahweh will punish their rebellion with a rod and their iniquity with blows.

Psalms 89:31

What will Yahweh do to David's children if they forsake Yahweh's law, disobey his decrees, break his rules and do not keep his commands?

Yahweh will punish their rebellion with a rod and their iniquity with blows.

Psalms 89:32

What will Yahweh do to David's children if they forsake Yahweh's law, disobey his decrees, break his rules and do not keep his commands?

Yahweh will punish their rebellion with a rod and their iniquity with blows.

Psalms 89:33

What promises does Yahweh make to David?

Yahweh promises not to remove his covenant faithfulness or be unfaithful to his promise. He will not break his covenant or change the words of his lips.

Psalms 89:34

What promises does Yahweh make to David?

Yahweh promises not to remove his covenant faithfulness or be unfaithful to his promise. He will not break his covenant or change the words of his lips.

Psalms 89:35-37

By what does Yahweh swear once and for all.

Yahweh swears by his holiness.

Psalms 89:38-40

What does the writer now say about how David is being treated by Yahweh?

The writer says that Yahweh has refused and rejected and is angry with the anointed king.

Psalms 89:41

What does the writer say is happening to the anointed king?

He is being robbed and has become an object of disgust to his neighbors.

Psalms 89:42

What have the anointed king's enemies done?

They have raised their right hand and have been made to rejoice.

Psalms 89:43

What happened when the anointed king went into battle?

The edge of the king's sword was turned back and he was made unable to stand in battle.

Psalms 89:44

What has happened to the king's spendor and throne?

His splendor has been brought to an end and his throne has been brought down to the ground.

Psalms 89:45

What has happened to the days of the anointed king?

His days have been shortened and he has been covered with shame.

Psalms 89:46

What does the writer ask Yahweh about his anger?

He asks how long will Yahweh will hide himself and his anger will burn like fire.

Psalms 89:47-48

What does the writer ask Yahweh to think about?

He asks Yahwe to think about how short his time is and for what uselessness Yahweh has created all the sons of men.

Psalms 89:49

What does the writer ask the Lord about his former acts of covenant faithfulness?

The writer asks the Lord, "Where are your former acts of covenant faithfulness?"

Psalms 89:50

What does the writer tell the Lord to call to mind?

His tells the Lord that Yahweh's enemies hurl insults and mock the footsteps of Yahweh's anointed one.

Psalms 89:51

What does the writer tell the Lord to call to mind?

His tells the Lord that Yahweh's enemies hurl insults and mock the footsteps of Yahweh's anointed one.

Psalms 89:52

How long does the writer say Yahweh will be blessed?

Yahweh will be blessed forever.

Psalms 90

Psalms 90:1-2

How long has the Lord been a refuge for Moses and the people?

The Lord has been a refuge throughout all generations.

Psalms 90:3

To what does the Lord return man?

He returns man to the dust.

Psalms 90:4

What are a thousand years like in the sight of the Lord?

They are as yesterday when it is past, and as a watch in the night.

Psalms 90:5

To what are the descendants of mankind like?

They are like the grass that sprouts up, blooms and grows up, and then withers and dries up.

Psalms 90:6

To what are the descendants of mankind like?

They are like the grass that sprouts up, blooms and grows up, and then withers and dries up.

Psalms 90:7

Why is mankind consumed in the Lord's anger and terrified in his wrath?

They are consumed and terrified because the Lord has set their iniquities before himself, and their hidden sins in the light of his presence.

Psalms 90:8-9

Why is mankind consumed in the Lord's anger and terrified in his wrath?

They are consumed and terrified because the Lord has set their iniquities before himself, and their hidden sins in the light of his presence.

Psalms 90:10-11

How many are the years of mankind if they are healthy?

Their years are eighty if healthy.

Psalms 90:12-13

What does Moses ask the Lord to teach mankind?

He asks the Lord to teach mankind to consider their lives, so that they may live wisely.

Psalms 90:14-15

With what does Moses want the Lord to satisfy mankind in the morning?

He wants the Lord to satisfy mankind with the Lord's covenant faithfulness, so that they may rejoice and be glad all their days.

Psalms 90:16

What does Moses want the Lord to let his servants see?

He wants the Lord to let his servants see his work and their children see his majesty.

Psalms 90:17

How does the Lord show his favor to mankind?

He prospers the work of their hands.

Psalms 91

Psalms 91:2

What does the writer say of Yahweh?

The writer says, "He is my shelter and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust."

Psalms 91:3

What will Yahweh do for the one who trusts in him?

Yahweh will rescue him from the snare of the hunter and from the deadly plague and cover him with his wings.

Psalms 91:4

What will Yahweh do for the one who trusts in him?

Yahweh will rescue him from the snare of the hunter and from the deadly plague and cover him with his wings.

Psalms 91:5

What does the one who trusts in Yahweh need not be afraid of?

The one who trusts in Yahweh need not be afraid of terror in the night, or the the arrow that flies by day, the plagues that roam around in the darkness, and the disease that comes at noontime.

Psalms 91:6-8

What does the one who trusts in Yahweh need not be afraid of?

The one who trusts in Yahweh need not be afraid of terror in the night, or the the arrow that flies by day, the plagues that roam around in the darkness, and the disease that comes at noontime.

Psalms 91:9

What is Yahweh for the writer?

Yahweh is the refuge for the writer.

Psalms 91:10

Why will no evil overtake nor affliction come near the home of the one who trusts in Yahweh?

No evil will overtake nor affliction come near the one who trusts in Yahweh because Yahweh will direct his angels to protect and guard him in all his ways.

Psalms 91:11

Why will no evil overtake nor affliction come near the home of the one who trusts in Yahweh?

No evil will overtake nor affliction come near the one who trusts in Yahweh because Yahweh will direct his angels to protect and guard him in all his ways.

Psalms 91:12

How will the angels protect and guard the one who trusts in Yahweh?

The angels will lift him up with their hand so he will not slip and fall on a stone.

Psalms 91:13

How will the angels protect and guard the one who trusts in Yahweh?

The angels will lift him up with their hand so he will not slip and fall on a stone.

Psalms 91:14

What does Yahweh do for the one who is devoted to him?

Yahweh will rescue him, protect him, answer him when he calls, give him victory and honor when he is in trouble, satisfy him with long life, and show him Yahweh's salvation.

Psalms 91:15

What does Yahweh do for the one who is devoted to him?

Yahweh will rescue him, protect him, answer him when he calls, give him victory and honor when he is in trouble, satisfy him with long life, and show him Yahweh's salvation.

Psalms 91:16

What does Yahweh do for the one who is devoted to him?

Yahweh will rescue him, protect him, answer him when he calls, give him victory and honor when he is in trouble, satisfy him with long life, and show him Yahweh's salvation.

Psalms 92

Psalms 92:1

What does the writer consider to be a good thing?

It is a good thing to give thanks and sing praises to the name of Yahweh.

Psalms 92:2-3

When does there writer say to proclaim Yahweh's covenant faithfulness and truthfulness?

He says to proclaim Yahweh's covenant faithfulness in the morning and his truthfulness every night.

Psalms 92:4

How has the writer responded to the great deeds of Yahweh?

Yahweh's great deeds have made him glad so that he will sing for joy.

Psalms 92:5

How has the writer responded to the great deeds of Yahweh?

Yahweh's great deeds have made him glad so that he will sing for joy.

Psalms 92:6

What kind of person does not know and understand such joy?

Such joy is not known by a brutish person nor a fool.

Psalms 92:7

What is the destiny of the wicked who sprout like the grass and all the evildoers who thrive?

The wicked who sprout like the grass and all the evildoers who thrive are still doomed to eternal destruction.

Psalms 92:8

Why do all the evildoers, who are Yahweh's enemies, scatter?

All the evildoers are scattered because Yahweh will reign forever.

Psalms 92:9

Why do all the evildoers, who are Yahweh's enemies, scatter?

All the evildoers are scattered because Yahweh will reign forever.

Psalms 92:10

How has Yahweh exalted the writer's horn and anointed him with fresh oil?

Yahweh has exalted and anointed the writer by allowing him to see the downfall of his enemies and hear the doom of his evil foes.

Psalms 92:11-12

How has Yahweh exalted the writer's horn and anointed him with fresh oil?

Yahweh has exalted and anointed the writer by allowing him to see the downfall of his enemies and hear the doom of his evil foes.

Psalms 92:13

Where are the righteous planted?

They are planted in the house of Yahweh.

Psalms 92:14

What do the righteous do to proclaim that Yahweh is just?

The righteous bear fruit when they are old and stay fresh and green.

Psalms 92:15

What do the righteous do to proclaim that Yahweh is just?

The righteous bear fruit when they are old and stay fresh and green.

Why is Yahweh the rock of the writer?

Yahaweh is his rock because there is no unrighteousness in Yahweh.

Psalms 93

Psalms 93:1-2

In what is Yahweh robed and clothed?

Yahweh is robed in majesty and clothed with strength which he wears like a belt.

Psalms 93:3

How have the oceans lifted up their voice?

The oceans rise and their waves crash and roar.

Psalms 93:4

Who is above the crashing of many waves and the mighty breakers of the sea?

Yahweh on high is mighty and above the many crashing waves and mighty breakers of the sea.

Psalms 93:5

How does the writer describe Yahweh's commands and holiness?

The writer says that Yahweh's commands are very trustworthy and holiness adorns Yahweh's house forever.

Psalms 94

Psalms 94:1

What does the writer ask Yahweh God to do?

The writer asks Yahweh God to shine over his people and give to the proud what they deserve.

Psalms 94:2

What does the writer ask Yahweh God to do?

The writer asks Yahweh God to shine over his people and give to the proud what they deserve.

Psalms 94:3

How do the wicked rejoice in what they say?

The wicked rejoice by pouring out arrogant, defiant and boastful speeches.

Psalms 94:4

How do the wicked rejoice in what they say?

The wicked rejoice by pouring out arrogant, defiant and boastful speeches.

Psalms 94:5

What is the behavior of the wicked?

The wicked crush Yahweh's people and they kill the widow, the alien and the fatherless.

Psalms 94:6

What is the behavior of the wicked?

The wicked crush Yahweh's people and they kill the widow, the alien and the fatherless.

Psalms 94:7

What does the wicked say?

The wicked says that Yahweh will not see nor take notice of what we do.

Psalms 94:8-10

What is the question the writer asks of the fools?

He asks them, "When will you ever learn?"

Psalms 94:11

What does Yahweh know about the thoughts of men?

Yahweh knows that the thoughts of men are corrupt.

Psalms 94:12

What does Yahweh do for the one who is blessed?

Yahweh teaches his law and gives rest in times of trouble to the one who is blessed.

Psalms 94:13

What does Yahweh do for the one who is blessed?

Yahweh teaches his law and gives rest in times of trouble to the one who is blessed.

Psalms 94:14

What promise does the writer give to Yahweh's people?

The writer says that Yahweh will not forsake his people nor abandon his inheritance.

Psalms 94:15-16

What is the result of Yahweh's promise?

The result of Yahweh's promise is that justice will prevail and all the upright will follow it.

Psalms 94:17

What provision from Yahweh was a help to the writer?

The provision was Yahweh's covenant faithfulness which held the writer up when he said, "my foot is slipping."

Psalms 94:18-19

What provision from Yahweh was a help to the writer?

The provision was Yahweh's covenant faithfulness which held the writer up when he said, "my foot is slipping."

Psalms 94:20

How do the wicked rulers create injustice by statute?

The wicked rulers create injustice by conspiring against the righteous and condemning the innocent to death.

Psalms 94:21

How do the wicked rulers create injustice by statute?

The wicked rulers create injustice by conspiring against the righteous and condemning the innocent to death.

Psalms 94:22

How has Yahweh encouraged the writer?

Yahweh has encouraged the writer by being his high tower and the rock of his refuge.

Psalms 94:23

What will Yahweh do to the wicked rulers?

Yahweh will bring on them their own iniquity and cut them off in their own wickedness.

Psalms 95

Psalms 95:2

How does the writer encourage everyone to enter?

The writer encourages everyone to enter Yahweh's presence with thanksgiving.

Psalms 95:3

How does Yahweh compare to other gods?

Yahweh is a great God and a great King who is superior to all gods.

Psalms 95:4

How is Yahweh superior to all gods?

Yahweh is superior to all gods in that the heights of the mountains and the seas which he made are his and his hands formed the dry land.

Psalms 95:5

How is Yahweh superior to all gods?

Yahweh is superior to all gods in that the heights of the mountains and the seas which he made are his and his hands formed the dry land.

Psalms 95:6

Why should everyone worship by bowing down and kneeling before Yahweh?

Everyone should worship Yahweh because he is their God and they are the people of his pasture and the sheep of his hand.

Psalms 95:7-8

Why should everyone worship by bowing down and kneeling before Yahweh?

Everyone should worship Yahweh because he is their God and they are the people of his pasture and the sheep of his hand.

Psalms 95:9

How did the forefathers of Israel respond to Yahweh?

They challenged his authority and tried his patience, though they had seen his deeds.

Psalms 95:10

How did Yahweh describe the people who challenged his authority?

Yahweh said, "This is a people whose hearts wander astray; they have not known my ways."

Psalms 95:11

What did Yahweh vow in his anger?

Yahweh vowed in his anger that the people who challenged his authority would never enter into Yahweh's resting place.

Psalms 96

Psalms 96:2

What does the writer encourage everyone to announce?

The writer encourages everyone to announce Yahweh's salvation day after day.

Psalms 96:3

Why should everyone declare Yahweh's glory and his marvelous deeds among the nations?

Everyone should declare Yahweh's glory and his marvelous deeds because Yahweh is great, and greatly to be praised, and to be feared above all other gods.

Psalms 96:4-5

Why should everyone declare Yahweh's glory and his marvelous deeds among the nations?

Everyone should declare Yahweh's glory and his marvelous deeds because Yahweh is great, and greatly to be praised, and to be feared above all other gods.

Psalms 96:6-7

What attributes are in Yahweh's presence?

The attributes in Yahweh's presence are splendor, majesty, strength and beauty.

Psalms 96:8-9

What should everyone do to ascribe to Yahweh the glory due to his name?

Everyone should bring an offering and come into his courts.

Psalms 96:10

What did the writer encourage everyone to say among the nations?

The writer encouraged everyone to say, "Yahweh reigns."

How does Yahweh judge the peoples?

Yahweh judges the peoples fairly.

Psalms 96:11

Why should the heavens be glad and the earth rejoice?

The heavens should be glad and the earth rejoice because Yahweh is coming.

Psalms 96:12

Why should the heavens be glad and the earth rejoice?

The heavens should be glad and the earth rejoice because Yahweh is coming.

Psalms 96:13

Why should the heavens be glad and the earth rejoice?

The heavens should be glad and the earth rejoice because Yahweh is coming.

What will Yahweh do when he comes?

When Yahweh comes he will judge the earth, the world with righteousness, and the people with his faithfulness.

Psalms 97

Psalms 97:2

What is the foundation of Yahweh's throne?

The foundation of Yahweh's throne is righteousness and justice.

Psalms 97:3

What is the result of the fire that goes before Yahweh?

The fire that goes before Yahweh consumes his adversaries on every side.

Psalms 97:4

What happens in Yahweh's presence?

Yahweh's lightning lights up the world, the earth sees and trembles, and the mountains melt like wax in Yahweh's presence.

Psalms 97:5

What happens in Yahweh's presence?

Yahweh's lightning lights up the world, the earth sees and trembles, and the mountains melt like wax in Yahweh's presence.

Psalms 97:6

What declares Yahweh's justice and glory?

The skies declare Yahweh's justice and all the nations see his glory.

Psalms 97:7

Who will be shamed by Yahweh?

All those who worship carved figures and boast in worthless idols will be shamed by Yahweh.

Psalms 97:8

Why did Zion hear and the towns of Judah rejoice?

Zion heard and the towns of Judah rejoiced because of Yahweh's righteous decrees.

Psalms 97:9

What does the writer say about Yahweh?

The writer says that Yahweh is most high above all the earth and exalted far above all gods.

Psalms 97:10-11

What does Yahweh do for his saints?

Yahweh protects the lives of his saints and takes them out of the hand of the wicked.

Psalms 97:12

What does the writer encourage the righteous to do?

The writer encourages the righteous to be glad in Yahweh and give thanks to his holy name.

Psalms 98

Psalms 98:1

What has given victory to Yahweh's people?

Yahweh's right hand and holy arm have given his people victory.

Psalms 98:2

What has Yahweh openly showed to all the nations?

He has openly showed his justice to all the nations.

Psalms 98:3

What does Yahweh call to mind?

Yahweh calls to mind his covenant loyalty and faithfulness for the house of Israel.

Who will see the victory of Israel's God?

All the ends of the earth will see the victory of Israel's God.

Psalms 98:4

What should be the response of everyone to Yahweh's provision?

Everyone should shout for joy and burst into song, singing Yahweh's praises.

Psalms 98:5

What instruments should the house of Israel use to sing praises and make a joyful noise before Yahweh?

The house of Israel should use the harp, trumpets, and the sound of the horn.

Psalms 98:6

What instruments should the house of Israel use to sing praises and make a joyful noise before Yahweh?

The house of Israel should use the harp, trumpets, and the sound of the horn.

Psalms 98:7

How does the writer encourage Yahweh's creation to respond to his coming?

The writer says the sea and everything in it and the world and those who live in it should shout, and the rivers should clap their hands and the mountains should shout for joy.

Psalms 98:8

How does the writer encourage Yahweh's creation to respond to his coming?

The writer says the sea and everything in it and the world and those who live in it should shout, and the rivers should clap their hands and the mountains should shout for joy.

Psalms 98:9

How will Yahweh judge the world?

Yahweh will judge the world with righteousness and the nations with fairness.

Psalms 99

Psalms 99:1

How should the nations respond to Yahweh's reign?

The nations should tremble in response to Yahweh's reign.

Why does the earth quake?

The earth quakes because Yahweh sits enthroned above the cherubim.

Psalms 99:2

Why is Yahweh exhalted above all the nations?

Yahweh is exalted because he is great in Zion.

Psalms 99:3

Why should the nations praise Yahweh's great and awesome name?

The nations should praise Yahweh's name because he is holy.

Psalms 99:4

How does the writer describe the king?

The writer says the king is strong and he loves justice.

Psalms 99:5

How does the writer say that the nations should respond to Yahweh?

The writer says that the nations should praise Yahweh and worship at his footstool because he is holy.

Psalms 99:6

Who were some of those men who prayed to Yahweh and he answered them?

Some of those men who prayed to Yahweh and he answered them were Moses, Aaron, and Samuel.

Psalms 99:7

How did the men who prayed to Yahweh respond to what he said?

The men who prayed kept Yahweh's solemn commands and the statutes that he gave them.

Psalms 99:8

What did Yahweh do for the men who prayed to him?

Yahweh forgave them though he punished their sinful deeds.

Psalms 99:9

What does the writer encourage everyone to do?

The writer says to praise Yahweh and worship at his holy hill because he is holy.