Lesson 114 of 266
Psalms 56–60
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Lesson 114: Psalms 56–60
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Lesson 114 of 266
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Reading: Psalms 56, Psalms 57, Psalms 58, Psalms 59, Psalms 60
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Psalms 56–60
Psalms 56, Psalms 57, Psalms 58, Psalms 59, Psalms 60
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Questions
Lesson 114 · Psalms 56–60
After reading Psalms 56–60, answer the multiple-choice questions below. Answers save on this device only.
Score: 0 of 15 answered · 15 questions
- 1
Under what circumstance was Psalm 56 written, according to its heading?
- 2
What declaration of trust appears in Psalm 56, despite the psalmist's fear?
- 3
What tender image does Psalm 56 use regarding God's attention to the psalmist's sorrow?
- 4
Under what circumstance was Psalm 57 written, according to its heading?
- 5
What repeated declaration of steadfastness appears in Psalm 57?
- 6
What refrain is repeated in Psalm 57, praising God's exaltation?
- 7
What group does Psalm 58 condemn for their injustice?
- 8
What animal imagery does Psalm 58 use to describe the wicked's refusal to listen?
- 9
Under what circumstance was Psalm 59 written, according to its heading?
- 10
What confident declaration does Psalm 59 make about God's role in David's defense?
- 11
Against which enemies had David fought when he wrote Psalm 60, according to its heading?
- 12
What lament does Psalm 60 express about a difficult period, despite past victories?
- 13
What hope does Psalm 60 express regarding future victory?
- 14
What overall pattern is common to many of these psalms (56-60), based on their headings?
- 15
What common theme unites Psalms 56 through 60?
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