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Psalms 26–30

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

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Psalms 26–30

Psalms 26, Psalms 27, Psalms 28, Psalms 29, Psalms 30

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

Questions

Lesson 108

After reading Psalms 26–30, 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 does the psalmist ask God to do to him in Psalm 26, seeking vindication of his integrity?

  2. 2

    What behavior does Psalm 26 describe the psalmist avoiding, regarding companionship?

  3. 3

    How does Psalm 27 famously begin, expressing fearless confidence?

  4. 4

    What single desire does the psalmist express above all in Psalm 27?

  5. 5

    What encouragement does Psalm 27 give near its conclusion?

  6. 6

    What contrast does Psalm 28 draw between the psalmist's plea and the fate of the wicked?

  7. 7

    How does Psalm 28 describe the LORD in relation to the psalmist's protection?

  8. 8

    What repeated refrain structures Psalm 29, describing God's power in a storm?

  9. 9

    What does Psalm 29 say the LORD gives to His people, at its conclusion?

  10. 10

    For what occasion was Psalm 30 written, according to its heading?

  11. 11

    What famous statement about sorrow and joy appears in Psalm 30?

  12. 12

    What further image of transformation does Psalm 30 use, regarding mourning?

  13. 13

    What warning about self-reliance does Psalm 30 include, reflecting on a time of prosperity?

  14. 14

    What common theme unites Psalms 26 through 30?

  15. 15

    How does Psalm 27's desire to "dwell in the house of the LORD" reflect a broader theme found throughout the Psalms?

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