Praise The LORD
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David proclaims, 'Because Your lovingkindness is better than life, my lips shall do this.
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BONUS: 'Blessed be the Lord, who daily loads us with benefits!' is found in this Psalm.
What is praise you? (Psalm 63:3)
BONUS: What is Psalm 68:19?
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David declares that God is his defense and refuge in the day of this.
What is trouble? (Psalm 59:16)
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This Psalm, with verses similar to another, declares that God renders to each man according to this.
What is his work? (Psalm 62:12)
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David declares at the beginning of this Psalm that his soul silently waits for God, and from Him comes this.
What is my salvation? (Psalm 62:1)
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Psalm 68 states that God, in His goodness, has provided for this specific group of people.
Who are the poor? (Psalm 68:10)
God chose this person to warn Nineveh.
Who is Jonah, the son of Amittai? (PK 266.1)
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This Psalm begins with the call, 'Make a joyful shout to God, all the earth!'
What is Psalm 66:1?
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The second-longest Psalm states that when God arises, these people shall be scattered.
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BONUS: According to the 2nd-longest Psalm, God will wound the hairy scalp of the one who continues to do this.
Who are His enemies? (Psalm 68:1)
BONUS: What is going on in his trespasses? (Psalm 68:21)
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This Psalm, with a similar number of verses to another, compares the poison of the wicked to the poison of this creature.
What is a serpent/cobra? (Psalm 58:4)
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In Psalm 69, David prays, in the multitude of God's mercy, to hear him in the truth of this.
What is your salvation? (Psalm 69:13)
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David's soul thirsts for God in a dry and thirsty land where none of this exists.
What is water? (Psalm 63:1)
Jonah was thrown from the ship he boarded for Tarshish and found himself in this environment.
What is the belly of a great fish? (PK 268.5)
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David says his soul shall be satisfied as with marrow and fatness, and his mouth shall praise God with these.
What are joyful lips? (Psalm 63:5)
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In the longest Psalm, David prays that those who hate him without a cause, who are more than this, would not destroy him.
What are the hairs on his head? (Psalm 69:4)
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David asks God to break these in the mouths of the wicked.
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BONUS: This Psalm asks the rulers if they indeed speak righteousness and judge uprightly.
What are their teeth? (Psalm 58:6)
BONUS: What is 58? (Psalm 58:1)
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Psalm 68 proclaims, 'Our God is the God of salvation; and to GOD the Lord belongs; escapes from this.
What is death? (Psalm 68:20)
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God visits the earth and waters it, greatly enriching it with this river, which is full of water.
What is the river of God? (Psalm 65:9)
God delivered Jonah, and after he preached to the Ninevites, this was their response.
What is they believed God and repented of their sins? (PK 270.3-5)
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The lyric 'Sing to God, sing praises to His name; Extol Him who rides on the clouds' is found here.
What is Psalm 68:4?
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In this 9-verse Psalm, David asks God to hide him from the secret plots of the wicked and the rebellion of these workers.
Who are the workers of iniquity? (Psalm 64:2)
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David asks that the names of the wicked be blotted out of this book.
What is the book of the living? (Psalm 69:28)
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David declares, 'He truly is my rock and my salvation; He is my defense; I shall not be' this.
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BONUS: David says, 'In God is my salvation and my' this, along with the rock of his strength.
What is greatly moved? (Psalm 62:2)
BONUS: What is glory? (Psalm 62:7)
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The pastures are clothed with flocks, and the valleys are covered with this, causing them to shout for joy.
What is corn or grain? (Psalm 65:13)
Jonah did this after thinking that his assignment was humanly impossible.
What is he fleeing toward Tarshish? (PK 266.2)
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In the shortest Psalm of this week, the writer asks God to bless us so that all the ends of the earth shall do this.
What is fear Him? (Psalm 67:7)
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In this 17-verse Psalm, David prays to be delivered from the workers of iniquity who 'lie in wait for this.'
What is his life? (Psalm 59:2-3)
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God is described as a father of the fatherless and a defender of these people in His holy habitation.
Who are widows? (Psalm 68:5)
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In the longest Psalm, David prays, 'Let Your salvation, O God, set me up on this.
What is high? (Psalm 69:29)
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God will save Zion and build these cities of _______, so that they may dwell there and possess it.
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BONUS: God sent a plentiful rain to confirm and refresh this when it was weary.
What is Judah? (Psalm 69:35)
BONUS: What is His inheritance? (Psalm 68:9)
During the time of its temporal prosperity, Nineveh was characterized by this.
What are crime and wickedness? (PK 2652.2)
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This Psalm about the works of God commands, 'Praise our God, all you peoples! And make the voice of His praise to be heard.'
What is Psalm 66:8?
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David prays in this Psalm with 17 verses: 'Deliver me from my enemies, O my God; defend me from those who do this.
What is rising up against me? (Psalm 59:1)
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David says in Psalm 58 that the righteous will rejoice when he sees this and wash his feet in the ______ of the wicked.
What is vengeance and blood? (Psalm 58:10)
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The God of our _______, who is the confidence of all the ends of the earth and of those far off on this.
What is Salvation and the sea? (Psalm 65:5)
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God crowns the year with His goodness, and these drop fatness.
What are His paths? (Psalm 65:11)
God revealed Himself to the people of Nineveh despite their wickedness, because of this.
BONUS: According to E. G. White, Nineveh was this.
What is God saw people who might respond to truth and turn from evil? (PK 265.2)
BONUS: What is the capital of the Assyrian realm? (PK 265.1)