What is the one main point of this passage?
What do the Psalms have to say about God's supposed silence? The Old Testament tells us (Zephaniah 1; Zechariah 2) that just before God is ready to break forth in judgment and rescue His people, everything goes silent.
What was often the purpose of trumpets in the Old Testament?
How do verses 3 & 4 relate to the Old Testament tabernacle?
What does the Bible teach us about the intercessory work of Jesus? (Romans 8:34; 1 John 2:1-2, Hebrews 7:25)
How does this passage encourage you in your prayers?
What does verse 5 tell us about how God responds to our prayers?
3 Point of Application:
(1) The Individual application - keep praying, don't give up!
(2) The Theological application - Our prayers are included in the sovereign will of God. God has decreed the means by which His will is done.
(3) The Sacramental application - God is our father , we have fellowship and communion with Him, He feeds us with the Lord's Supper.
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