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Lesson 104 of 266

Psalms 6–10

Read these chapters in your Bible, then answer the questions. No commentary. KJV suggested; any translation is fine.

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Psalms 6–10

Psalms 6, Psalms 7, Psalms 8, Psalms 9, Psalms 10

Scripture is not printed here on purpose. Stay in your own Bible. KJV suggested; any translation is fine.

Questions

Lesson 104

After reading Psalms 6–10, answer the multiple-choice questions below. Answers save on this device only.

Score: 0 of 15 answered · 15 questions

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  1. 1

    What physical and emotional distress does David describe in Psalm 6?

  2. 2

    What confidence does David express by the end of Psalm 6?

  3. 3

    Concerning whom is Psalm 7 written, according to its heading?

  4. 4

    What image does Psalm 7 use to describe the fate of a wicked man who plots evil against others?

  5. 5

    What famous question does Psalm 8 ask regarding humanity's significance?

  6. 6

    How does Psalm 8 describe man's position in creation, relative to the angels?

  7. 7

    What dominion does Psalm 8 describe God giving to mankind?

  8. 8

    What theme is central to Psalm 9, regarding God's role toward the oppressed?

  9. 9

    What does Psalm 9 celebrate about God's governance of the nations?

  10. 10

    What ongoing concern is raised in Psalm 10 about the wicked?

  11. 11

    What plea does the psalmist make in Psalm 10 regarding the fatherless and oppressed?

  12. 12

    How are Psalms 9 and 10 related in their original form, according to many scholars?

  13. 13

    What is a "Shiggaion," as noted in the heading of Psalm 7?

  14. 14

    What overall tone characterizes Psalms 6 through 10 as a group?

  15. 15

    How does Psalm 8 connect human dignity to the broader message of Scripture, as later referenced in the New Testament?

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