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Lesson 117 of 266

Psalms 71–75

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

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Psalms 71–75

Psalms 71, Psalms 72, Psalms 73, Psalms 74, Psalms 75

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

Questions

Lesson 117

After reading Psalms 71–75, 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 request does the aging psalmist make in Psalm 71, reflecting concern about growing old?

  2. 2

    What does Psalm 71 recall about the psalmist's relationship with God from an early age?

  3. 3

    For whom was Psalm 72 written, according to its heading, and what is its main request?

  4. 4

    What extensive dominion does Psalm 72 describe the king having, with messianic overtones?

  5. 5

    What closing phrase marks the end of Book 2 of the Psalms, following Psalm 72?

  6. 6

    Who is credited as the author of Psalm 73, which opens Book 3 of the Psalms?

  7. 7

    What struggle does the psalmist describe in Psalm 73, regarding the wicked's prosperity?

  8. 8

    Where did the psalmist find resolution to this troubling struggle, in Psalm 73?

  9. 9

    What declaration of devotion appears near the end of Psalm 73?

  10. 10

    What historical tragedy does Psalm 74 lament, likely referring to the temple's destruction?

  11. 11

    What plea does Psalm 74 make regarding God's relationship to His people?

  12. 12

    What statement does Psalm 75 make about the true source of promotion and authority?

  13. 13

    What imagery does Psalm 75 use to describe God's judgment upon the wicked?

  14. 14

    What overall theme unites Psalms 71 through 75?

  15. 15

    How does Psalm 72's description of the king's reign relate to later New Testament hopes about the Messiah?

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