The King's Prayer
Who was the good king of Judah who taught the people how to worship?
Jehoshaphat
Who did the Spirit of the Lord come upon to give a message?
A. Jahaziel
B. Jehu
C. Elisha
D. Micaiah
A. Jahaziel
What is the action for 'call'?
Cupping the mouth
According to Psalm 18:3, who does the psalmist call upon?
The Lord
How did King Jehoshaphat feel when he heard the big army was coming?
He was afraid.
The prophet told the people.....
A. Do not be afraid; attack the enemy at once.
B. Do not be afraid; the Lord will fight the battle without you.
C. Do not be afraid; The battle is not yours, but God’s.
D. Do not be afraid; wait until the enemy attacks.
C. Do not be afraid; The battle is not yours, but God’s.
What is the action for 'saved'?
Open arms
What does Psalm 18:3 say the Lord is worthy of?
Praise
What did King Jehoshaphat ask the people to stop doing so they could focus on praying?
Eating (They were fasting).
How many people did Jehoshaphat’s army actually have to fight?
Zero
What is the action for 'lord'?
Two fingers pointed up
According to Psalm 18:46, who is alive?
The Lord
Where did the King stand when he talked to the people and prayed?
In front of the temple (the house of the Lord).
What did God do to the enemy armies while the people were singing and praising Him?
God made the enemies fight each other instead of fighting Judah.
What is the action for 'rock'?
Fist hitting palm
In Psalm 18:46, what does the psalmist call God?
His rock
Fill in the blank: "Praise the Lord, for His _________ endures forever!" (2 Chronicles 20:21)
Mercy
How many days did it take for the people to collect all the treasures and belongings left behind?
Three days.
What is the action for Salvation?
crossing arms to form a cross
According to Psalm 18:46, what does the psalmist say about God?
He is blessed