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Lesson 118 of 266

Psalms 76–80

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

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Psalms 76–80

Psalms 76, Psalms 77, Psalms 78, Psalms 79, Psalms 80

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

Questions

Lesson 118

After reading Psalms 76–80, 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 is celebrated in Psalm 76, regarding God's dwelling place?

  2. 2

    What effect does Psalm 76 describe God's terrifying power having on the kings of the earth?

  3. 3

    Who is credited as the author of Psalm 77, a psalm of personal distress?

  4. 4

    What question does the psalmist wrestle with in Psalm 77, amid his distress?

  5. 5

    How does the psalmist find comfort in Psalm 77, despite his troubling questions?

  6. 6

    What historical imagery does Psalm 77 use, recalling the Exodus?

  7. 7

    What is the main purpose of the long historical Psalm 78, according to its opening verses?

  8. 8

    What events from Israel's wilderness experience are recounted in Psalm 78?

  9. 9

    What does Psalm 78 emphasize about God's response to Israel's repeated failures?

  10. 10

    What historical tragedy does Psalm 79 lament, similar to Psalm 74?

  11. 11

    What request does Psalm 79 make regarding past sins?

  12. 12

    What repeated refrain structures Psalm 80, expressing a plea for restoration?

  13. 13

    What agricultural image does Psalm 80 use to describe Israel's history?

  14. 14

    What overall theme connects Psalms 76 through 80?

  15. 15

    How does Psalm 78's purpose of teaching future generations reflect a broader theme found in the Old Testament?

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