Lesson 109 of 266
Psalms 31–35
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Lesson 109: Psalms 31–35
Read the chapters in your Bible, then circle your answers. No commentary.
Lesson 109 of 266
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Reading: Psalms 31, Psalms 32, Psalms 33, Psalms 34, Psalms 35
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Psalms 31–35
Psalms 31, Psalms 32, Psalms 33, Psalms 34, Psalms 35
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Questions
Lesson 109 · Psalms 31–35
After reading Psalms 31–35, answer the multiple-choice questions below. Answers save on this device only.
Score: 0 of 15 answered · 15 questions
- 1
What famous phrase from Psalm 31 was later spoken by Jesus on the cross?
- 2
What assurance does Psalm 31 give regarding the timing of a person's life?
- 3
How does Psalm 32 begin, describing the blessing of forgiveness?
- 4
What physical effect does Psalm 32 describe from keeping silent about unconfessed sin?
- 5
What relief does Psalm 32 describe once sin is confessed?
- 6
What creative act does Psalm 33 attribute directly to the word of the LORD?
- 7
What does Psalm 33 say about the reliability of military strength for victory?
- 8
Under what circumstance was Psalm 34 written, according to its heading?
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What invitation does Psalm 34 give regarding experiencing God's goodness?
- 10
What protective image does Psalm 34 use, regarding those who fear the LORD?
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What balanced statement does Psalm 34 make about the righteous and affliction?
- 12
What type of psalm is Psalm 35, given its content calling for judgment on enemies?
- 13
What contrast does Psalm 35 draw between the psalmist's past kindness and his enemies' present behavior?
- 14
What plea runs throughout Psalm 35, regarding the psalmist's legal situation?
- 15
What common thread connects Psalms 31 through 35?
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