1. From Psalm 138:2, what had the Lord exalted above all things?

2. The psalmist declared in Psalm 139:13-14a, "You formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother's womb... I am __________ and __________ made."

1. What does Psalm 135:15-18 say about those who create idols and those who trust in them?

2. What caused the Israelites to weep in Psalm 137?

1. In Psalm 130, the psalmist asked, "If you, O LORD, should mark iniquities, O Lord, who could stand? But with you there is __________." (Hint: v. 4a)

2. According to Psalm 133, what happens when God's people dwell together in unity?

1. From Psalm 122, what are we instructed to pray concerning Jerusalem?

2. In Psalm 127, how does the psalmist describe children?

1. They are a blessing.
2. They are a reward.
3. They are a heritage from the Lord.
4. They are like arrows in the hands of a warrior.
5. All of the above.

1. According to verse 165, what do those who love God's word possess?

2. When the psalmist confessed, "I have gone astray like a lost sheep," what does he ask the Lord to do? (Hint: v. 176)

1. Speaking of God's word, the psalmist declared, "Your word is a __________ to my feet and a __________ to my path."

2. In verse 126, what reason did the psalmist give for declaring that it was time for the Lord to act?

1. What was it that gave the Lord's servant hope and comfort in affliction according to Psalm 119:49-50?

2. Why did the psalmist say, "It is good for me that I was afflicted" (v. 71)?

1. According to Psalm 119:9-16, how can young people keep their way pure?

2. Throughout Psalm 119, the psalmist expresses love for God's laws and testimonies. In verse 24 he refers to them as his _______________ .

1. In Psalm 116, how did the psalmist describe the death of the saints?

2. What future event did the psalmist depict in Psalm 118:26 and following? (Hint: Luke 19:38)

1. According to Psalm 111, the works of the Lord are pondered by all who delight in them. Which works did the psalmist note?

2. According to Psalm 112, what does God promise to the upright when they find themselves in a dark place in life? (Hint: v. 4)