Omnipotence
Even before a word is on the tongue, this person knows it all.
BONUS: The psalmist asks God to search him, know his heart, try him, and know these internal struggles.
What is the LORD? (Psalm 139:4)
BONUS: What are his anxieties (or thoughts)? (Psalm 139:23)
One generation shall praise God's works to another, and shall declare these powerful acts.
What are His mighty acts? (Psalm 145:4)
By the rivers of this city, the captives sat down and wept when they remembered Zion.
What is Babylon? (Psalm 137:1)
The LORD is gracious and full of compassion, slow to anger and great in this attribute.
What is mercy? (Psalm 145:8)
The LORD counts the number of these celestial bodies and calls them all by name.
What are the stars? (Psalm 147:4)
Hezekiah showed the Babylonian ambassadors all these things. Name three.
What are his treasures: silver, gold, spices, ointment, armor, and everything in his storehouse? (PK 344.3)
The psalmist states that if he ascends into heaven, God is there, and if he makes his bed here, God is also there.
What is hell (or Sheol)? (Psalm 139:8)
Great is the LORD, and greatly to be praised; and this attribute of His is unsearchable.
BONUS: The psalmist declares that God magnifies this above all His name.
What is His greatness? (Psalm 145:3)
BONUS: What is His word? (Psalm 138:2)
Evil men sharpen their tongues like a serpent, and this animal's poison is under their lips.
What is a viper (or adder)? (Psalm 140:3)
The LORD executes justice for the oppressed and provides this essential item to the hungry.
What is food? (Psalm 146:7)
He covers the heavens with clouds, prepares rain for the earth, and makes this grow on the mountains.
What is grass? (Psalm 147:8)
Isaiah prophesied that this would eventually happen to Hezekiah's treasures and descendants.
What are the treasures would be carried to Babylon, and some descendants would serve in the Babylonian king's palace. (PK 347.1)
The psalmist declares that he is fearfully and wonderfully made, and that these were skillfully wrought in the lowest parts of the earth.
What are his bones ( frames or substance)? (Psalm 139:14-15)
The psalmist vows to praise God with his whole heart and sing praises to Him before these beings.
What are the gods? (Psalm 138:1)
The psalmist prays that his prayer be set before God as incense, and the lifting up of his hands as this daily offering.
BONUS: Because the enemy has persecuted his soul and crushed his life to the ground, the psalmist's spirit is overwhelmed, and his heart within him is this.
What is the evening sacrifice? (Psalm 141:2)
BONUS: What is distressed (or desolate)? (Psalm 143:3-4)
The LORD is righteous in all His ways and gracious in all of these.
What are His works? (Psalm 145:17)
God gives to this creature its food, and feeds the young ravens when they cry.
What is the beast? (Psalm 147:9)
The Babylonian king sent ambassadors to Hezekiah because of this.
What is to congratulate him and learn about the God who had performed the wonder? (PK 344.1)
The psalmist asks where he can go from God's Spirit, or where he can flee from this specific aspect of God.
What is His presence? (Psalm 139:7)
They shall speak of the glory of God's kingdom and talk of this attribute to make known His mighty acts to men.
What is His power? (Psalm 145:11)
The psalmist asks the LORD to deliver him from this specific kind of man and preserve him from violent men.
What is the evil man? (Psalm 140:1)
The LORD opens His hand and satisfies the desire of every one of these creatures.
BONUS: The LORD heals the brokenhearted and binds up their ________.
What is every living thing? (Psalm 145:16)
BONUS: What are their wounds? (Psalm 147:3)
The LORD gives snow like wool and scatters the frost like these powdery remains.
What are ashes? (Psalm 147:16)
The ambassadors' visit gave Hezekiah this important opportunity.
What is testifying about the living God and His power? (PK 344.2)
To God, even this dark period shines as brightly as the day, because darkness and light are both alike to Him.
What is the night? (Psalm 139:12)
All of God's works shall praise Him, and these faithful individuals shall bless Him.
Who are His saints? (Psalm 145:10)
The psalmist cried out to the LORD, saying, 'You are my refuge, my portion in the land of these people.
What are the living? (Psalm 142:5)
The LORD upholds all who fall and raises all those who are in this physical state.
What is bowed down? (Psalm 145:14)
He sends out His word and melts the ice; He causes His wind to blow, and these begin to flow.
BONUS: The LORD does not delight in the strength of this animal, nor does He take pleasure in the legs of a man.
What are the waters? (Psalm 147:18)
BONUS: What is the horse? (Psalm 147:10)
Hezekiah's handling of the ambassadors' visit revealed this about his spiritual condition.
What is he failed a test of gratitude and devotion by magnifying himself rather than God? (PK 346.1)
God's eyes saw the psalmist's unformed substance, and all of these were written in His book before they ever came to be.
What are the days fashioned for him (the days of his life)? (Psalm 139:16)
The LORD is highly exalted, yet He regards this specific type of person, while knowing the proud from afar.
What is the lowly? (Psalm 138:6)
The psalmist asks God to rescue him from great waters and from the hand of foreigners, whose mouth speaks lying words and whose right hand is a right hand of this.
What is falsehood? (Psalm 144:7-8)
The LORD watches over strangers; He relieves the fatherless and the widow; but the way of these people He turns upside down.
What are the wicked? (Psalm 146:9)
He casts out His hail like pieces; no one can stand before this chilling element of His.
What is His cold? (Psalm 147:17)
The king who sent ambassadors to Hezekiah after the unusual movement of the shadow.
BONUS: This spiritual weakness affected Hezekiah during the ambassadors' visit.
Who is Merodachbaladan? (PK 344.1)
BONUS: What are pride and vanity? (PK 344.3)