Psalms I, II And Proverbs
Psalms IChapters 1 - 80Eight Lessons (Chapter-by-Chapter) Bible Study Course “Study to shew thyself approved unto God,a workman that needeth not to be ashamed,rightly dividing the word of truth.”II Timothy 2:15
LESSON 1: PSALMS 1-101. Psalm 1:1 - Where should the blessed man not walk?2. Psalm 1:2 - What is the delight of the blessed man?3. Psalm 1:6 - Whose way shall perish?4. Psalm 2:2 - Who are the leaders of the earth standing against?5. Psalm 2:10-11 - How should kings and judges serve the Lord?6. Psalm 2:12b - “are all they that put their trust in him.”7. Psalm 3:3 - How is the Lord described as a protector?8. Psalm 3:5 - “I laid me down and ; I awaked; for the LORD me.”9. Psalm 3:8 - What belongs to the Lord?10. Psalm 4:3 - Who has the Lord set apart for Himself?11. Psalm 4:5 - “Offer theof righteousness, and put your trust in the Lord.”12. Psalm 4:8 - What confidence can a believer have when sleeping?13. Psalm 5:2-3 - When is a good time to begin our prayers to God?14. Psalm 5:7 - “But as for me, I willinto thy house in theof thy mercy:”15. Psalm 6:2 - In pleading for God’s mercy, what did David humbly realize?16. Psalm 6:8 - From whom did David want to be separated?17. Psalm 7:9 - What was David’s prayer concerning the wicked and just?18. Psalm 7:11 - How often is God angry with the wicked?19. Psalm 8:1-2 - Who can the Lord still if it be His will?20. Psalm 8:3-8 - Name some of the created works of the Lord.21. Psalm 8:1, 9 - What is excellent in all the earth?22. Psalm 9:1-2 - How should one praise the Lord?23. Psalm 9:17 - Who shall be turned into Hell?24. Psalm 10:3 - Who does the wicked bless?25. Psalm 10:17 - Whose desire will the Lord hear?Memory Verse: Psalm 1:2 “But his delight is in the law of the Lord; and in his law doth he meditate day and night.”StudentScoreDiscipler/InstructorDate 2007 Brian and Diana Starre. All rights reserved. E-mail: kjvhearthelps@gmail.com Web: www.kjvhearthelps.com
LESSON 2: PSALMS 11-201. Psalm 11:2 - Who is the wicked man’s target?2. Psalm 11:5 - Who does the Lord’s soul hate?3. Psalm 11:7 - What does the righteous Lord love?4. Psalm 12:6 - What are pure words?5. Psalm 12:7 - How long will the words of the Lord be preserved?6. Psalm 12:8 - When do the wicked walk on every side?7. Psalm 13:5 - In what did David trust and rejoice?8. Psalm 13:6 - Why did David sing unto the Lord?9. Psalm 14:1 - What name does God call an atheist?10. Psalm 14:2-3 - How many do good without God?11. Psalm 15:1-3 - Who shall dwell in God’s holy hill?12. Psalm 15:4-5 - Who does the Lord honor?13. Psalm 16:3 - In whom does the Lord delight?14. Psalm 16:4 - What will idolaters have multiplied?15. Psalm 16:11 - In the presence of the Lord, there is fullness of what?16. Psalm 17:3 - What should one purpose about his mouth?17. Psalm 17:8 - Where did David want to be hid?18. Psalm 18:2 - Name seven qualities of the Lord.19. Psalm 18:30a - “As for God, his way is : the word of the Lord is :”20. Psalm 19:1 - What declares the glory of the Lord?21. Psalm 19:8 - What is pure, enlightening the eyes?22. Psalm 19:9 - What is clean, enduring forever?23. Psalm 19:14 - What should be acceptable in the Lord’s sight?24. Psalm 20:5 - What should we set up in the name of the Lord?25. Psalm 20:6 - Who will the Lord save and hear?Memory Verse: Psalm 12:6 “The words of the Lord are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times.”StudentScoreDiscipler/InstructorDate 2007 Brian and Diana Starre. All rights reserved. E-mail: kjvhearthelps@gmail.com Web: www.kjvhearthelps.com
LESSON 3: PSALMS 21-301. Psalm 21:1 - What two things did the king (David) rejoice in?2. Psalm 21:7b - “ . . . through theof the most High he shall not be moved.”3. Psalm 21:13b - What should our response be to the Lord and His power?4. Psalm 22:26 - Who shall eat and be satisfied?5. Psalm 22:31 - What quality of the Lord is being declared?6. Psalm 23:2 - Where does the Lord lead His sheep?7. Psalm 23:3 - Into what paths does the Lord lead His sheep?8. Psalm 23:4 - What promise can Christians claim when going through death’s valley?9. Psalm 24:1 - What belongs to the Lord?10. Psalm 24:3-4 - Who shall ascend into the hill of the Lord?11. Psalm 24:5 - From where does righteousness come?12. Psalm 25:9 - Who will the Lord guide in judgment and teach His way?13. Psalm 25:10 - What are all the paths of the Lord?14. Psalm 25:14 - What is with them that fear Him?15. Psalm 26:4-5 - With whom did David determine not to sit?16. Psalm 26:7 - What did David want to tell with a voice of thanksgiving?17. Psalm 27:1 - Name two reasons why we should not fear the world.18. Psalm 27:4 - What did David desire to seek after?19. Psalm 27:13-14 - What should be our focus as we wait on the Lord to strengthen our heart?20. Psalm 28:7 - Why did David’s heart rejoice as he sang praises unto the Lord?21. Psalm 28:8 - “The Lord is their strength, and he is the saving strength of his .”22. Psalm 29:1-2 - What should a Christian give to the Lord continually?23. Psalm 29:11 - With what will the Lord bless His people?24. Psalm 30:4 - For what quality of the Lord should believers give thanks?25. Psalm 30:5 - Weeping “may endure for a night”, but what comes in the morning?Memory Verse: Psalm 27:14 “Wait on the Lord: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart: wait, I say, on the Lord.”StudentScoreDiscipler/InstructorDate 2007 Brian and Diana Starre. All rights reserved. E-mail: kjvhearthelps@gmail.com Web: www.kjvhearthelps.com
LESSON 4: PSALMS 31-401. Psalm 31:7 - What caused David to rejoice and be glad?2. Psalm 31:19 - What has the Lord laid up for them that fear Him?3. Psalm 32:5 - What should be confessed unto the Lord?4. Psalm 32:11 - Who can be glad in the Lord?5. Psalm 33:4 - “For theof the Lord is right; and all his works are done in6. Psalm 33:6a - “By the word of the Lord were the7. Psalm 33:11a - “The.”made;”of the Lord standeth forever,”8. Psalm 33:12a - “Blessed is thewhose God is the Lord;”9. Psalm 34:1 - “I will the Lord at all times: his shall continually be in my mouth.”10. Psalm 34:2a - “My soul shall make her in the Lord:”11. Psalm 34:3 - “Othe Lord with me, and let ushis name together.”12. Psalm 34:4 - “I the Lord, and he heard me, andme from all my fears.”13. Psalm 34:9 - “O fear the Lord, ye his saints: for there is no to them that fear him.”14. Psalm 35:9 - “And my shall be joyful in the Lord: it shall rejoice in his .”;”15. Psalm 35:24a - “Judge me, O Lord my God, according to thy16. Psalm 36:5 - What reaches unto the clouds?17. Psalm 37:3 - What is the reward of trusting in the Lord and doing good?18. Psalm 37:4 - What is the reward of delighting in the Lord?19. Psalm 37:7a - “Rest in the Lord, and wait for him:”20. Psalm 37:23a - “The of a good man are by the Lord:”21. Psalm 37:39 - The Lord not only gives salvation but strength “in the time of .”22. Psalm 38:9 - “Lord, all my desire is before thee; and my is not hid from thee.”23. Psalm 39:4a - “Lord, make me to know mine end, and the of my days,”24. Psalm 40:2a - “He brought me up also out of an horrible , ”25. Psalm 40:8 - “I delight to do thy , O my God: yea, thy is within my heart.”Memory Verse: Psalm 34:3 “O magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt his name together.”StudentScoreDiscipler/InstructorDate 2007 Brian and Diana Starre. All rights reserved. E-mail: kjvhearthelps@gmail.com Web: www.kjvhearthelps.com
LESSON 5: PSALMS 41-501. Psalm 41:1 - The believer is blessed if he considers the .2. Psalm 41:1b-2a - What are the rewards from the Lord for considering the poor?3. Psalm 41:4 - What did David request of the Lord when he sinned against Him?4. Psalm 42:1 - What is compared to a soul panting after God?5. Psalm 42:2a - “My soulfor God, for the living God:”6. Psalm 43:1 - “Judge me, O God, and my cause against an ungodly nation: Ome from the deceitful and unjust man.”7. Psalm 43:3 - What are two things God can send to lead us?8. Psalm 44:8 - “In God we all the day long, and thy name forever.”9. Psalm 44:26 - “Arise for our help, andus for thy mercies’ sake.”10. Psalm 45:4a - “And in thy ride prosperously because of truth andand righteousness;”11. Psalm 46:1 - “God is our and strength, a very help in trouble.”12. Psalm 46:7 - “The Lord of hosts is us; the God of Jacob is our .”13. Psalm 46:10a - “Be , and know that I am God:”14. Psalm 47:5 - “God is gone up with a , the Lord with the sound of a.”15. Psalm 47:6 - “ praises to God, sing praises: sing praises unto our , sing praises.”.”16. Psalm 47:7 - “For God is the King of all the : sing ye praises with17. Psalm 47:8 - “God reigneth over the : God sitteth upon the throne of his .”18. Psalm 48:10a - “According to thy , O God, so is thy praise unto the of the earth:”19. Psalm 48:10b - “ . . . thy right is full of righteousness.”20. Psalm 48:14a - “For this God is God for ever and ever: he will be our even unto death.”21. Psalm 49:1-2 - Name four types of people that should hearken to God’s wisdom.22. Psalm 49:7a - “None of them can by any means his brother,”23. Psalm 49:15 - “But God will redeem my soul from the of the grave: for he shall receive me.”24. Psalm 50:14 - “Offer unto God; and pay thy unto the most High.”25. Psalm 50:15 - “And call upon me in the day of trouble: I will thee, and thou shalt glorify me.”Memory Verse: Psalm 44:8 “In God we boast all the day long, and praise thy name for ever.”StudentScoreDiscipler/InstructorDate 2007 Brian and Diana Starre. All rights reserved. E-mail: kjvhearthelps@gmail.com Web: www.kjvhearthelps.com
LESSON 6: PSALMS 51-601. Psalm 51:2 - “Wash me throughly from mine , and me from my sin.”2. Psalm 51:3 - “For I acknowledge my : and my sin is ever me.”3. Psalm 51:10 - “Create in me a clean , O God; and renew a right within me.”4. Psalm 51:12a - “Restore unto me the of thy salvation;”5. Psalm 51:17a - “The of God are a broken spirit;”6. Psalm 51:17b - “ . . . a broken and a heart, O God, thou wilt not despise.”7. Psalm 52:1b - “ . . . the goodness of God endureth .”8. Psalm 52:8a - “But I am like a green tree in the house of God:”9. Psalm 52:8b - “ . . . I in the mercy of God for ever and ever.”10. Psalm 53:5a - “There were they in great , where no fear was:”11. Psalm 54:1 - “Save me, O God, by thy , and judge me by thy .”12. Psalm 54:2 - “Hear my , O God; give ear to the words of my .”13. Psalm 54:6 - “I will freely unto thee: I will praise thy name, O Lord; for it is .”14. Psalm 55:1 - “Give to my prayer, O God; and hide not thyself from my .”15. Psalm 55:16 - “As for me, I will upon God; and the Lord shall me.”16. Psalm 55:17 - “Evening, and morning, and at , will I pray, and cry aloud: and he shall hear my .”17. Psalm 56:3 - “What time I am , I will trust in thee.”18. Psalm 56:4a - “In God I will his word, in God I have put my trust;”19. Psalm 56:4b - “ . . . I will not fear what can do unto me.”20. Psalm 57:1b - “ . . . in the shadow of thy will I make my refuge, until these be overpast.”21. Psalm 57:9 - “I will praise thee, O Lord, among the : I will unto thee among the nations.”22. Psalm 58:3a - “The are estranged from the :”23. Psalm 58:3b - “ . . . they go as soon as they be , speaking lies.”24. Psalm 59:16a - “But I will sing of thy ; yea, I will sing aloud of thy mercy in the morning:”25. Psalm 60:11 - “Give us help from : for is the help of man.”Memory Verse: Psalm 51:10 “Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me.”StudentScoreDiscipler/InstructorDate 2007 Brian and Diana Starre. All rights reserved. E-mail: kjvhearthelps@gmail.com Web: www.kjvhearthelps.com
LESSON 7: PSALMS 61-701. Psalm 61:2 - “From the end of the earth will I cry unto thee, when my heart is : lead meto the rock that is than I.”2. Psalm 61:3 - “For thou hast been a for me, and a strong from the enemy.”3. Psalm 61:4a - “I will in thy for ever:”4. Psalm 61:4b - “ . . . I will in the of thy wings.”5. Psalm 62:5 - “My soul, thou only upon God; for my is from him.”6. Psalm 62:7a - “In God is my and my :”7. Psalm 63:2 - “To see thy and thy glory, so as I have seen thee in the .”8. Psalm 63:3 - “Because thy is better than life, my lips shall thee.”9. Psalm 63:4 - “Thus will I thee while I live: I will lift up my in thy name.”10. Psalm 63:8 - “My soul hard after thee: thy hand upholdeth me.”11. Psalm 64:1 - What did David ask God to preserve?12. Psalm 64:10 - Who shall be glad in the Lord?13. Psalm 65:4b - What brought satisfaction to David?14. Psalm 66:1 - What did David say that all lands should make?15. Psalm 66:2 - “Sing forth the of his name: make his praise .”16. Psalm 66:18 - “If I iniquity in my heart, the Lord will not me:”17. Psalm 67:1 - “God be unto us, and bless us; and cause his to shine upon us;”18. Psalm 67:2 - “That thy may be known upon earth, thy saving among all nations.”19. Psalm 68:5 - What is the Lord to the fatherless?20. Psalm 68:11 - What does the great company of the Lord publish?21. Psalm 68:19 - With what does the Lord daily load us?22. Psalm 69:30 - How should we magnify the Lord?23. Psalm 69:32 - “The shall see this, and be glad: and your heart shall live that God.”24. Psalm 70:4a - “Let all those that seek thee and be glad in thee:”25. Psalm 70:4b - “ . . . and let such as thy salvation say continually, Let God be .”Memory Verse: Psalm 66:18 “If I regard iniquity in my heart, the Lord will not hear me:”StudentScoreDiscipler/InstructorDate 2007 Brian and Diana Starre. All rights reserved. E-mail: kjvhearthelps@gmail.com Web: www.kjvhearthelps.com
LESSON 8: PSALMS 71-801. Psalm 71:1 - “In thee, O LORD, do I put my trust: let me be put to .”2. Psalm 71:4 - From whose hand did David ask God to deliver him?3. Psalm 71:5 - “For thou art my , O Lord God: thou art my trust from my .”4. Psalm 71:16a - “I will go in the of the Lord God:”5. Psalm 71:24a - “My also shall talk of thy righteousness all the day long:”6. Psalm 72:18 - “Blessed be the Lord God, the God of Israel, who only doeth things.”7. Psalm 73:17-18 - What did David understand about the wicked when he went into the sanctuary?8. Psalm 73:26 - What is a great promise when the flesh and heart fails?9. Psalm 73:28a - “But it is good for me to draw to God:”10. Psalm 73:28b - “ . . . I have put my trust in the Lord God, that I may all thy works.”11. Psalm 74:16 - “The day is thine, the also is thine: thou hast the light and the sun.”12. Psalm 74:17 - “Thou hast set all the of the earth: thou hast made summer and .”13. Psalm 75:7 - “But God is the judge: he down one, and setteth up another.”14. Psalm 76:4 - “Thou art more glorious and than the mountains of prey.”15. Psalm 77:11 - What did the Psalmist desire to remember?16. Psalm 77:12 - On what did the Psalmist meditate?17. Psalm 77:13 - “Thy way, O God, is in the : who is so a God as our God?”18. Psalm 78:14a - How did the Lord lead Israel from Egypt by day?19. Psalm 78:14b - How did the Lord lead Israel from Egypt by night?20. Psalm 78:37 - Did Israel at this time have a right heart with God?21. Psalm 78:38a - “But he, being full of , forgave their , and destroyed them not:”22. Psalm 79:8 - What did the Psalmist request the Lord not to remember?23. Psalm 79:13 - What should the people and sheep of the Lord’s pasture give?24. Psalm 80:3 - “Turn us again, O God, and cause thy face to ; and we shall be saved.”25. Psalm 80:14 - What did the Psalmist beseech the Lord to visit?Memory Verse: Psalm 73:26 “My flesh and my heart faileth: but God is the strength of my heart, and my portion for ever.”StudentScoreDiscipler/InstructorDate 2007 Brian and Diana Starre. All rights reserved. E-mail: kjvhearthelps@gmail.com Web: www.kjvhearthelps.com
Psalms IIChapters 81 - 150Eight Lessons (Chapter-by-Chapter) Bible Study Course “Study to shew thyself approved unto God,a workman that needeth not to be ashamed,rightly dividing the word of truth.”II Timothy 2:15
LESSON 1: PSALMS 81-901. Psalm 81:1 - What is a good way to praise and glorify God?2. Psalm 81:9 - What does the Lord not want worshiped?3. Psalm 81:12 - “So I gave them up unto their own hearts' : and they walked in their own .”4. Psalm 82:2 - Who do the unjust judges accept?5. Psalm 82:3 - “Defend the poor and : do justice to the and needy.”6. Psalm 82:4 - “ the poor and needy: rid them out of the hand of the .”7. Psalm 83:3 - What kind of counsel do the enemies of God take?8. Psalm 84:2 - “My soul longeth, yea, even for the courts of the LORD: my heart and mycrieth out for the God.”9. Psalm 84:4 - What location is a place of blessing?10. Psalm 84:10b - “ . . . I had rather be a in the house of my God, than to dwell in the tents of.”11. Psalm 84:11 - What will the Lord not withhold from the upright?12. Psalm 85:6 - “Wilt thou not us again: that thy people may rejoice in thee?”13. Psalm 85:9 - What is nigh them that fear God?14. Psalm 85:10 - “Mercy and are met together; righteousness and have kissed each other.”15. Psalm 86:5a - “For thou, Lord, art , and ready to forgive;”16. Psalm 86:15 - “But thou, O Lord, art a God full of , and gracious, ,and plenteous in mercy and truth.”17. Psalm 87:2 - What does the Lord love more than all the dwellings of Jacob?18. Psalm 88:1 - When did the Psalmist cry before the Lord?19. Psalm 88:2 - “Let my come before thee: incline thine unto my cry;”20. Psalm 89:1 - What did the Psalmist make known with his mouth?21. Psalm 89:5 - What praises the wonders of the Lord?22. Psalm 89:16 - In what shall the people of the Lord rejoice all the day?23. Psalm 90:2 - What has the everlasting God formed?24. Psalm 90:12 - What should we learn to number?25. Psalm 90:14 - “O us early with thy mercy; that we may and be glad all our days.”Memory Verse: Psalm 86:11 “Teach me thy way, O Lord; I will walk in thy truth: unite my heart to fear thy name.”StudentScoreDiscipler/InstructorDate 2007 Brian and Diana Starre. All rights reserved. E-mail: kjvhearthelps@gmail.com Web: www.kjvhearthelps.com
LESSON 2: PSALMS 91-1001. Psalm 91:1 - Who shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty?2. Psalm 91:2 - “I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my : my God; in him will I trust.”3. Psalm 91:4a - “He shall cover thee with his , and under his shalt thou trust:”4. Psalm 91:4b - “ . . . his shalt be thy shield and buckler.”5. Psalm 92:1 - What is a good thing to give unto the Lord?6. Psalm 92:2 - “To shew forth thy in the morning, and thy faithfulness every night,”7. Psalm 92:2b - What quality of the Lord should one show forth in the evening?8. Psalm 92:12a - “The righteous shall like the palm tree:”9. Psalm 92:13 - “Those that be in the house of the Lord shall flourish in the of our God.”10. Psalm 92:14 - What shall the righteous bring forth when they are old?11. Psalm 92:15 - What is not in the Lord?12. Psalm 93:2 - What of the Lord is established of old?13. Psalm 93:5 - “Thy are very sure: becometh thine house, O LORD, for ever.”14. Psalm 94:11 - “The Lord knoweth the of man, that they are .”15. Psalm 95:1 - “O come, let us unto the Lord: let us make a noise to the rock ofour .”16. Psalm 95:2 - “Let us come before his with thanksgiving, and make a joyfulunto him with psalms.”17. Psalm 96:7 - What should people give unto the Lord?18. Psalm 96:8a - “Give unto the LORD the due unto his name:”19. Psalm 96:9a - “O the Lord in the beauty of holiness:”20. Psalm 97:10 - What do they that love the Lord hate?21. Psalm 97:11 - “ is sown for the righteous, and for the upright in heart.”22. Psalm 98:2 - What has the Lord openly shown in the sight of the heathen?23. Psalm 99:5 - “ ye the Lord our God, and worship at his ; for he is holy.”24. Psalm 100:3a - “ ye that the Lord he is God: it is he that hath us, and not we ourselves;”25. Psalm 100:3b - “ . . . we are his , and the of his pasture.”Memory Verse: Psalm 98:4a “Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all the earth:”StudentScoreDiscipler/InstructorDate 2007 Brian and Diana Starre. All rights reserved. E-mail: kjvhearthelps@gmail.com Web: www.kjvhearthelps.com
LESSON 3: PSALMS 101-1101. Psalm 101:1 - Of what was David determined to sing?2. Psalm 101:2a - How was David determined to behave?3. Psalm 101:2b - “ . . . I will walk within my house with a heart.”4. Psalm 101:3a - “I will set no thing before mine eyes:”5. Psalm 101:4 - “A heart shall depart from me: I will not a wicked person.”6. Psalm 102:17 - What will the Lord regard of the destitute?7. Psalm 102:27 - “But thou art the , and thy years shall have no .”8. Psalm 103:2 - “Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his :”9. Psalm 103:3 - “Who all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy ;”10. Psalm 103:8, 11 - In what is the Lord plenteous?11. Psalm 103:12 - What is as far from east to west?12. Psalm 103:13 - Who does the Lord pity?13. Psalm 104:1 - With what is the Lord clothed?14. Psalm 104:31 - What will endure forever?15. Psalm 104:34 - “My of him shall be sweet: I will be in the Lord.”16. Psalm 105:4 - “ the LORD, and his strength: seek his evermore.”17. Psalm 106:21 - “They God their saviour, which had done things in Egypt;”18. Psalm 106:35 - “But were among the , and learned their works.”19. Psalm 107:9 - Who does the Lord satisfy with His goodness?20. Psalm 107:28 - What did the Lord do for these distressed wanderers?21. Psalm 107:29 - “He maketh the a calm, so that the waves thereof are .”22. Psalm 108:12 - “Give us help from : for is the help of man.”23. Psalm 109:22 - “For I am and needy, and my heart is within me.”24. Psalm 109:30 - “I will greatly the LORD with my ; yea, I will praise him amongthe .”25. Psalm 110:1 - “The LORD said unto my Lord, thou at my hand, until I make thine enemiesthy .”Memory Verse: Psalm 103:12 “As far as the east is from the west, so far hath he removed our transgressions from us.”StudentScoreDiscipler/InstructorDate 2007 Brian and Diana Starre. All rights reserved. E-mail: kjvhearthelps@gmail.com Web: www.kjvhearthelps.com
LESSON 4: PSALMS 111-1201. Psalm 111:3 - What are two qualities describing the work of the Lord?2. Psalm 111:4 - “He hath made his works to be : the LORD is graciousand full of .”3. Psalm 111:5 - To whom is the Lord faithful in giving meat?4. Psalm 111:9 - What did the Lord send unto His people?5. Psalm 112:4 - To whom does the light arise in the darkness?6. Psalm 112:5 - How will a good man guide his affairs?7. Psalm 112:7 - How does a good man deal with evil tidings?8. Psalm 112:9 - How does a good man deal with the poor?9. Psalm 113:4 - “The Lord is above all nations, and his above the heavens.”10. Psalm 114:2 - “Judah was his , and Israel his .”11. Psalm 115:13 - “He will them that fear the Lord, both and great.”12. Psalm 115:18 - What did the Psalmist determine to do from this time forth?13. Psalm 116:1-2 - What is a good reason to love the Lord?14. Psalm 116:5 - “Gracious is the Lord, and ; yea, our God is merciful.”15. Psalm 116:15 - What is precious in the sight of the Lord?16. Psalm 117:2 - How long does the truth of the Lord endure?17. Psalm 118:1 - Name two reasons why we should continually thank the Lord.18. Psalm 118:14 - “The Lord is my strength and , and is become my .”19. Psalm 118:16 - What is exalted and doeth valiantly?20. Psalm 118:22 - What is become of the stone the builders refused?21. Psalm 118:24 - “This is the which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be in it.”22. Psalm 118:26a - “Blessed be he that in the name of the Lord:”23. Psalm 118:26b - “ . . . we have blessed you out of the of the Lord.”* Note: Due to length, Psalm 119 will be covered in the next lesson.24. Psalm 120:1 - “In my I cried unto the Lord, and he me.”25. Psalm 120:2 - From what did the Psalmist ask the Lord to deliver him?Memory Verse: Psalm 118:8 “It is better to trust in the Lord than to put confidence in man.”StudentScoreDiscipler/InstructorDate 2007 Brian and Diana Starre. All rights reserved. E-mail: kjvhearthelps@gmail.com Web: www.kjvhearthelps.com
LESSON 5: PSALM 119“Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.” Psalm 119:1051. Psalm 119:1 - “Blessed are the in the way, who walk in the law of the Lord.”2. Psalm 119:2 - What do the blessed keep and seek?3. Psalm 119:7a - “I will praise thee with of heart,”4. Psalm 119:9 - How shall a young man cleanse his way?5. Psalm 119:11 - “Thy have I hid in mine heart, that I might not against thee.”6. Psalm 119:15 - “I will in thy precepts, and have respect unto thy .”7. Psalm 119:16 - “I will myself in thy statutes: I will not thy word.”8. Psalm 119:32 - “I will the way of thy commandments, when thou shalt my heart.”9. Psalm 119:38 - “ thy word unto thy , who is devoted to thy .”10. Psalm 119:50 - “This is my in my affliction: for thy word hath
1. Psalm 11:2 - Who is the wicked man’s target? 2. Psalm 11:5 - Who does the Lord’s soul hate? 3. Psalm 11:7 - What does the righteous Lord love? 4. Psalm 12:6 - What are pure words? 5. Psalm 12:7 - How long will the words of the Lord be preserved? 6. Psalm 12:8 - When do the wicked walk on every side? 7. Psalm 13:5 - In what did David .
Proverbs 14:22-35 5. Proverbs 15:1-11 6. Proverbs 15:12-22 7. Proverbs 15:23-33 8. Proverbs 16:1-9 9. Proverbs 16:10-20 10. Proverbs 16:21-33 11. Proverbs 17:1-14 12. Proverbs 17:15-28 13. Proverbs 18:1-13 14. Proverbs 18:14-24 15. Proverbs 19:1-17 16. Proverbs 19:18-29 17. Proverbs 20:1-16 18. Proverbs
5. Proverbs 15:1-11 6. Proverbs 15:12-22 7. Proverbs 15:23-33 8. Proverbs 16:1-9 9. Proverbs 16:10-20 10. Proverbs 16:21-33 11. Proverbs 17:1-14 12. Proverbs 17:15-28 13. Proverbs 18:1-13 14. Proverbs 18:14-24 15. Proverbs 19:1-17 16. Proverbs 19:18-29 17. Proverbs 20:1-
Proverbs 7-8 22. Proverbs 9-10 23. Proverbs 11-12 24. Proverbs 13-14 25. Proverbs 15-16 26. Proverbs 17-18 27. Proverbs 19-20 28. Proverbs 21-22 29. Proverbs 23-24 30. Proverbs 25-26 OLD TESTAMENT 1. Proverbs 27-28 2. Proverbs 29-30 3. Proverbs 31 4. Ecclesiastes 1-2 5. Ecc
Psalms 107-113 (sub-group of 7 psalms – 4 nameless, 3 Davidic) Psalms 114-117 (4 nameless psalms) Psalms 107-117 (first sub-group of 11 psalms)1 Psalms 118-119 (2 nameless psalms) Psalms 120-134 (15 Songs of Ascents – 10 nameless, 4 Davidic, 1 Solomonic) Psalms 135-145 (11 psalms - 3 nameless
Baker Commentary on the old testament Wisdom and Psalms tremper longman iii, Editor Volumes now available Job, Tremper Longman III Psalms, vol. 1, Psalms 1–41, John Goldingay Psalms, vol. 2, Psalms 42–89, John Goldingay Psalms, vol. 3, Psalms 90–150, John Goldingay Proverbs, Tremper Longman III Ecclesia
Wednesday 9:00 – 12:00 Psalms of Praise and Thanksgiving 1:00 – 4:00 Psalms of Trust Psalms of Imprecation Thursday 9:00 – 10:30 Wisdom Psalms Torah Psalms 1:15 – 4:00 Royal Psalms Kingship of Yahweh Psalms The figure of David Friday 9:00 – 12:00
CEM Bible-in-a-Year Reading Plan January. February 1 John 1–2 Psalms 26:1–12 Proverbs 6:16–19 February 2 John 3–4 Psalms 27:1–6 Proverbs 6:20–26 February 3 John 5–6 Psalms 27:7–14 Proverbs 6:27–35 February 4 John 7–8 Psalms 28:1–9 Proverbs 7:1–5 February 5 John 9–10
Apr 9 Numbers 27 Proverbs 19 Philippians 3-4 Apr 10 Numbers 28 Proverbs 20 John 1 Apr 11 Numbers 29-30 Proverbs 21 John 2-3 Apr 12 Numbers 31 Proverbs 22 John 4 Apr 13 Numbers 32 Proverbs 23 John 5 Apr 14 Numbers 33 Proverbs 24 John 6 Apr 15 Numbers 34 Proverbs 25 John 7 Apr 16 Numbers 35 Proverbs 26 John 8
